Guest guest Posted November 28, 2006 Report Share Posted November 28, 2006 Michele, I can't say whether or not the cough is related to SCD or die-off. I suppose the nausea could be related to an additional round of die-off that you've run up against. It also could be a flu bug that they've picked up. Are you seeing any other changes? BM-wise? I would not necessarily go back to intro.... I think I would just make a pot of chicken soup to try to get into them.... just because it's that time of year, and it couldn't hurt. Keep doing what you're doing and watch them over the next few days and let us know what else you see. It should be temporary. If they get to feeling really crummy, pull the food back to simpler and plainer.... and give epsom salts baths. Plenty of fluids.... etc.... just as you would for a sick kid. Patti Two month issues? We're a little over 2 months into SCD & my 8yr old has a chronic dry cough that's driving him a bit nuts. It's been going on a few days now. He's also told me he " feels cranky " a lot lately (I noticed). He also went through a morning of nausea & vomiting that just went away as quick as it came. My 4yr daughter has gone through the same nausea twice now, only in the morning, a bit of vomitting & then gone completely. No cough. She's gone through some difficult behavior periods as well lately. Nothing notable from my autistic son yet... Is this that 2m thing that I've read about? Should I do intro again for a couple of days & why? We're only using a little yogurt at this point becz it's tough to get into them. We do take Kirkman's acidophilus. Thanks, Michele Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 28, 2006 Report Share Posted November 28, 2006 I went thru cold like symptoms with Dylan, around 3 mos though...and it lasted almost two and a half weeks. We also had BAAAD behavior issues and lots of tears(for mom too).He literally only ate soup and cooked apples for a while. > >Reply-To: pecanbread >To: <pecanbread > >Subject: Re: Two month issues? >Date: Tue, 28 Nov 2006 08:04:17 -0800 > >Michele, > >I can't say whether or not the cough is related to SCD or die-off. I >suppose the nausea could be related to an additional round of die-off that >you've run up against. It also could be a flu bug that they've picked up. > >Are you seeing any other changes? BM-wise? > >I would not necessarily go back to intro.... I think I would just make a >pot of chicken soup to try to get into them.... just because it's that time >of year, and it couldn't hurt. Keep doing what you're doing and watch them >over the next few days and let us know what else you see. > >It should be temporary. If they get to feeling really crummy, pull the >food back to simpler and plainer.... and give epsom salts baths. Plenty of >fluids.... etc.... just as you would for a sick kid. > >Patti > > Two month issues? > > > We're a little over 2 months into SCD & my 8yr old has a chronic dry > cough that's driving him a bit nuts. It's been going on a few days > now. He's also told me he " feels cranky " a lot lately (I noticed). He > also went through a morning of nausea & vomiting that just went away > as quick as it came. My 4yr daughter has gone through the same nausea > twice now, only in the morning, a bit of vomitting & then gone > completely. No cough. She's gone through some difficult behavior > periods as well lately. > > Nothing notable from my autistic son yet... > > Is this that 2m thing that I've read about? Should I do intro again > for a couple of days & why? We're only using a little yogurt at this > point becz it's tough to get into them. We do take Kirkman's > acidophilus. > > Thanks, > Michele > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 28, 2006 Report Share Posted November 28, 2006 The reason I thought of it as SCD related is because otherwise they are fine. They don't eat soup unfortunately! Thanks, Michele > > Michele, > > I can't say whether or not the cough is related to SCD or die-off. I suppose the nausea could be related to an additional round of die- off that you've run up against. It also could be a flu bug that they've picked up. > > Are you seeing any other changes? BM-wise? > > I would not necessarily go back to intro.... I think I would just make a pot of chicken soup to try to get into them.... just because it's that time of year, and it couldn't hurt. Keep doing what you're doing and watch them over the next few days and let us know what else you see. > > It should be temporary. If they get to feeling really crummy, pull the food back to simpler and plainer.... and give epsom salts baths. Plenty of fluids.... etc.... just as you would for a sick kid. > > Patti > > Two month issues? > > > We're a little over 2 months into SCD & my 8yr old has a chronic dry > cough that's driving him a bit nuts. It's been going on a few days > now. He's also told me he " feels cranky " a lot lately (I noticed). He > also went through a morning of nausea & vomiting that just went away > as quick as it came. My 4yr daughter has gone through the same nausea > twice now, only in the morning, a bit of vomitting & then gone > completely. No cough. She's gone through some difficult behavior > periods as well lately. > > Nothing notable from my autistic son yet... > > Is this that 2m thing that I've read about? Should I do intro again > for a couple of days & why? We're only using a little yogurt at this > point becz it's tough to get into them. We do take Kirkman's > acidophilus. > > Thanks, > Michele > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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