Re: ] Yeast Infection...symptoms?

[Guest guest]

It is yeast and light fluorisis. The antibiotics drum up plaque/yeast

in mouth and sinus cavity.

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> Not sure but I think that funny breath and teeth yellowing is the

anti-biotics not necessarily yeast. People think nothing of putting

our children on round after round of anti-biotics without 'thinking'

about the consequences.

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> My NT daughter, before we yanked out her adenoids & tonsils and put

tubes in her ears was literally the " Anti-biotic " kid when she was a

mere 2.5 years old! She was on the stuff non-stop..... very tough

on the system of a little one. Of course, I knew nothing about the

real effects of anti-biotics.

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> When I was a kid, I was put on pencillican chronicly for tonsilitis

(they didn't like to yank them in those days). Well, after a few

years of being on the stuff 3 or 4 times a year, I became immune to

it. So.... many anti-biotics don't even work on me! (Not good)

Finally when I was 16, they pulled my tonsils and all was well. I

spent 'years' being sick though.

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> We need to find the 'underlying cause' of what is making your child

so sick rather than medicating him non-stop? Do you have him off of

milk products? (This often results in congestion in our children)

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> In addition, he may be like me and my daughter..... has a low grade

infection deep in his ear that is only going to be cured via getting

tubes in the ear and allowing it to drain. My daughter ended up with

a bit of hearing loss because her infection went on so long.... it is

very minor though. At any rate, her issue was this infection... deep

inside the ear..... every 6 weeks it would flair up, we would put her

on anti-biotics and it would cease. But my ENT explained that it was

not going away, just subsiding and waiting to flair up again.....

thus we had chronic and recurrent infections.

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> Remeber this is my NT daughter but had we not resolved this issue,

I doubt that she would be NT. Because she began to drool during this

process, it affected her speech and she had to go to speech therapy

for about 3 years to completely overcome what this low-grade

infection and done to her! Soooooo..... get into to an ENT and get

your kid some tubes. Stop fiddling around with anti-biotics and get

the job done. People will dispense anti-biotics as though they are

giving your kid candy. (It even tastes like candy.) But if your

child has 3 ear infections in one year, they need tubes. Period.

Doctors have a way of convincing us they are doing right and years

later we discover that we actually need to be 'pushy broads' to get

our kids the attention they deserve.

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> Do not be afraid of being a 'pushy broad'! Sometimes it is the

only thing that works to get your child appropriate care.

>

> Janice

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> [sPAM][ ] Yeast Infection...symptoms?

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> Has anyone experienced yellowing teeth or plaque like build up or

> bad/peculiar breath with the onset of yeast infection? Just

curious as

> I'm trying to put the pieces together of this antibiotic

backlash.

> Thanks!

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[Guest guest]

Not sure but I think that funny breath and teeth yellowing is the anti-biotics

not necessarily yeast. People think nothing of putting our children on round

after round of anti-biotics without 'thinking' about the consequences.

My NT daughter, before we yanked out her adenoids & tonsils and put tubes in her

ears was literally the " Anti-biotic " kid when she was a mere 2.5 years old! She

was on the stuff non-stop..... very tough on the system of a little one. Of

course, I knew nothing about the real effects of anti-biotics.

When I was a kid, I was put on pencillican chronicly for tonsilitis (they didn't

like to yank them in those days). Well, after a few years of being on the stuff

3 or 4 times a year, I became immune to it. So.... many anti-biotics don't even

work on me! (Not good) Finally when I was 16, they pulled my tonsils and all

was well. I spent 'years' being sick though.

We need to find the 'underlying cause' of what is making your child so sick

rather than medicating him non-stop? Do you have him off of milk products?

(This often results in congestion in our children)

In addition, he may be like me and my daughter..... has a low grade infection

deep in his ear that is only going to be cured via getting tubes in the ear and

allowing it to drain. My daughter ended up with a bit of hearing loss because

her infection went on so long.... it is very minor though. At any rate, her

issue was this infection... deep inside the ear..... every 6 weeks it would

flair up, we would put her on anti-biotics and it would cease. But my ENT

explained that it was not going away, just subsiding and waiting to flair up

again..... thus we had chronic and recurrent infections.

Remeber this is my NT daughter but had we not resolved this issue, I doubt that

she would be NT. Because she began to drool during this process, it affected

her speech and she had to go to speech therapy for about 3 years to completely

overcome what this low-grade infection and done to her! Soooooo..... get into

to an ENT and get your kid some tubes. Stop fiddling around with anti-biotics

and get the job done. People will dispense anti-biotics as though they are

giving your kid candy. (It even tastes like candy.) But if your child has 3

ear infections in one year, they need tubes. Period. Doctors have a way of

convincing us they are doing right and years later we discover that we actually

need to be 'pushy broads' to get our kids the attention they deserve.

Do not be afraid of being a 'pushy broad'! Sometimes it is the only thing that

works to get your child appropriate care.

Janice

[sPAM][ ] Yeast Infection...symptoms?

Has anyone experienced yellowing teeth or plaque like build up or

bad/peculiar breath with the onset of yeast infection? Just curious as

I'm trying to put the pieces together of this antibiotic backlash.

Thanks!