Guest guest Posted October 30, 2005 Report Share Posted October 30, 2005 Well, with Ian's recent hypoglycemia issues....and a situation that occurred with him the other morning (Ian exhibited a reactive hypoglycemima " attack " after eating two small donuts for breakfast - he 'crashed' - sweating and falling immediately asleep - he perked- up after 10 min with cheerios and Nutren supplement and was fine the rest of the day) - but, after this recent acute illness - I've been more inclined to give him the corn starch to him at night from here on out. I've tried to give it to him in drinks and ice cream and he won't eat it. He has such sensory issues with his mouth that he can " taste " it quickly, starts crying and gets mad at me and won't eat/drink anything with corn starch in it. Tonight, I finally gave him some chocolate milk/corn starch mix in a " syringe " (like I do for medicine) and " forced " him to drink it. He was not happy with me. Oh well. Any other suggestions on how to administer it since he doesn't have a G-tube? And, since I don't have the article in front of me that MAGIC offers about the corn starch - can anyone tell me what the ratios/amounts are to liquid that I should be using? Thanks in advance for your assistance. - H Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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