Re: Time Sensitive, Please Advise

[Guest guest]

I can't say that I'm 100% sure, but I *think* it would be ok to go ahead with

the dental work while being on a round. Especially if your daughter's behavior

is much better while on round, she will probably deal with the dental work much

better than if you end the round. It would probably be best to ask on

Autism-Mercury and see what those parents say.-----------Jackie

In frequent-dose-chelation summergrogan wrote:

I completely forgot that my dd has dental work to be done tomorrow. She

will be getting some fillings. No amalgam of course!! However, we just

started rounds today. Will that interfere with her getting work done

tomorrow? We've had this appt for a month, and she really really needs

to get the work done. I just don't know if I should stop rounds now,

and start again next week. (then i'm looking at redistribution when

she's getting dental work done) Or should I just continue? We are doing

3mg DMSA every 4 hours. She's not getting anesthesia, just getting numb

and then 3 fillings. Please help me before I leave.

Thanks,

S

[Guest guest]

I agree with Jackie, I would go ahead with the dental work and

continue the round.

J

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> I completely forgot that my dd has dental work to be done

tomorrow. She

> will be getting some fillings. No amalgam of course!! However, we

just

> started rounds today. Will that interfere with her getting work done

> tomorrow? We've had this appt for a month, and she really really

needs

> to get the work done. I just don't know if I should stop rounds now,

> and start again next week. (then i'm looking at redistribution when

> she's getting dental work done) Or should I just continue? We are

doing

> 3mg DMSA every 4 hours. She's not getting anesthesia, just getting

numb

> and then 3 fillings. Please help me before I leave.

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> Thanks,

> S

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