Guest guest Posted July 20, 2006 Report Share Posted July 20, 2006 For my daughter teeth grinding is a zinc deficiency. I up the zinc, and it goes away. I don't know about the head slapping.--Tod > > My 4 yr old autistic son started head slapping 3 months ago and it is > gradually increasing. He does that on a very limited scale in a > social > setting (like a mall) but a lot at home. > > He had started doing it even before we started him on the DAN > Protocol. > He always head slaps using his right hand on the right side of his > head. He has about 3 minor cavities that need filing and his dentist > recommended iV Sedation. > > We are also noticing teeth grinding at night and lately we have > increased his Calcium intake also. > > Pls advise yourt thougths if this is a behavioral issue or ???. We > are > getting an EEG done on him next month but his DAN feels that it would > come out negative. > > Our DAN Doctor recently 2 days ago put him on L-Carnitine for > Carnitine > Deficincy and Lithium Cream for Lithium Deficiency. He also started > Nystatin 4 days ago for yeast Treatment. Pls advise any thoughts if > this is behavioral common issue or linked to a deficincy. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 20, 2006 Report Share Posted July 20, 2006 Where on the right side of his head? Near the temple, jaw, ear, crown? Are the cavities on that side? S S <p>My 4 yr old autistic son started head slapping 3 months ago and it is <br> gradually increasing. He does that on a very limited scale in a <br> social <br> setting (like a mall) but a lot at home.<br> <br> He had started doing it even before we started him on the DAN <br> Protocol. <br> He always head slaps using his right hand on the right side of his <br> head. He has about 3 minor cavities that need filing and his dentist <br> recommended iV Sedation.<br> <br> We are also noticing teeth grinding at night and lately we have <br> increased his Calcium intake also.<br> <br> Pls advise yourt thougths if this is a behavioral issue or ???. We <br> are <br> getting an EEG done on him next month but his DAN feels that it would <br> come out negative.<br> <br> Our DAN Doctor recently 2 days ago put him on L-Carnitine for <br> Carnitine <br> Deficincy and Lithium Cream for Lithium Deficiency. He also started <br> Nystatin 4 days ago for yeast Treatment. Pls advise any thoughts if <br> this is behavioral common issue or linked to a deficincy.<br> _______________________________________________ Join Excite! - http://www.excite.com The most personalized portal on the Web! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 20, 2006 Report Share Posted July 20, 2006 How much do you increase the zinc dose? Do you continue on with the larger dose or take it back down at some point? > > > > My 4 yr old autistic son started head slapping 3 months ago and it > is > > gradually increasing. He does that on a very limited scale in a > > social > > setting (like a mall) but a lot at home. > > > > He had started doing it even before we started him on the DAN > > Protocol. > > He always head slaps using his right hand on the right side of his > > head. He has about 3 minor cavities that need filing and his > dentist > > recommended iV Sedation. > > > > We are also noticing teeth grinding at night and lately we have > > increased his Calcium intake also. > > > > Pls advise yourt thougths if this is a behavioral issue or ???. We > > are > > getting an EEG done on him next month but his DAN feels that it > would > > come out negative. > > > > Our DAN Doctor recently 2 days ago put him on L-Carnitine for > > Carnitine > > Deficincy and Lithium Cream for Lithium Deficiency. He also started > > Nystatin 4 days ago for yeast Treatment. Pls advise any thoughts if > > this is behavioral common issue or linked to a deficincy. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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