Re: mild rash around mouth

[Guest guest]

Are you buy any chance using cinnamon? My daughter develops a skin

rash if she gets cinnamon on her skin. Jen

>

> hi,

> my 2 years old daughter has been on the diet for a few days, in

> addition to intro food, I introduced zuchini, she has a mild rash

> around her mouth and on her cheeks, could this be allergic

reaction to

> eggs, she has been eating eggs a long time now, but I never gave

her

> more than 3 eggs a week (based on recomendation from her ped.) now

she

> is eating 2 eggs everyday for breakfast.

> I would like to start calcium supplements, I don't give her any

dairy

> (I though I will start dairy free, then try it after a few months)

she

> weigh about 27 lbs, I have a supplement that provides 350 mg

elemental

> calcium citrate per tablet, how much should I give her?

> thank you!

>

[Guest guest]

My hunch is that this rash is related to die-off, since she has only been on SCD

for a few days. Rashes are not uncommon.... as the bacteria are dying off and

the body detoxes via the skin. I would just try to give epsom salts baths to

encourage her body to flush out those toxins and treat the rash with whatever

common sense measures you would normally use to keep it clean and avoid

infection.

Patti

mild rash around mouth

hi,

my 2 years old daughter has been on the diet for a few days, in

addition to intro food, I introduced zuchini, she has a mild rash

around her mouth and on her cheeks, could this be allergic reaction to

eggs, she has been eating eggs a long time now, but I never gave her

more than 3 eggs a week (based on recomendation from her ped.) now she

is eating 2 eggs everyday for breakfast.

I would like to start calcium supplements, I don't give her any dairy

(I though I will start dairy free, then try it after a few months) she

weigh about 27 lbs, I have a supplement that provides 350 mg elemental

calcium citrate per tablet, how much should I give her?

thank you!

[Guest guest]

she has small red spots, today I noticed some of them have a tiny

white head, they appear to be worse in the morning and at night, she

doesn't eat eggs at night, but I give her the probiotic (scdophilus)

both morning and night.

[Guest guest]

No, she doesn't eat cinnamon yet

[Guest guest]

>

> My hunch is that this rash is related to die-off, since she has only

been on SCD for a few days. Rashes are not uncommon.... as the

bacteria are dying off and the body detoxes via the skin. I would just

try to give epsom salts baths to encourage her body to flush out those

toxins and treat the rash with whatever common sense measures you

would normally use to keep it clean and avoid infection.

>

> Patti

I will try the epsom salts bath, if it is due to die-off, how long

will it take for it to clear?