Re: Strep then Bladder control??

[Guest guest]

Yeast ... Not an uncommon infection after antibiotics ... especially

in girls.

Try using some oil of oregano, biotin, gse or something like that or in

combination... Should get better.

Melinda

>

> My 9 yr old who have NEVER wet her bed or soiled her pants..is having

> a problem with it now. She has been home sick all week with what I

> thought was a virus..then she started complaining about her throat,

> when I took a look..her throat (tonsils) were swollen, red, with white

> puss all over her mouth.She was on so much OLE and GSE..apparently not

> working fast enough. So I took her to the Dr..of course

> antibiotics..strep..I was so beside myself about HAVING to give

> antibiotics again I forgot to ask about her 'new " problem. She has

> been for the last few days unable to hold her urine 100%...this is a

> child that potty trained early and NEVER had an accident after. She is

> not " wetting " herself..just dribbling a bit..waking at night, saying

> her underwear is wet?? What would cause this..being sick? An

infection?

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Could she have an yeast issue? My son is having issues with night

peepotting....and I am thinking it might have to do with

yeast....especially since she is on antibiotics...if it started before

then, I would definately start the D-mannose... Strep is nasty...it

can be systemic as well as just the throat. We used SPS30 by

theramedix to help. Ask her if it burns when she pees or if she has

pressure in that area. If she does...I would contact her doctor about

it. Systemic strep is a very sneaky thing...a friend of ours had a

daughter with it...and showed no symptoms...and had all kinds of

issues....this is not meant to scare you....but just to inform strep

can be systemic too...

hth

Ronni

>

> My 9 yr old who have NEVER wet her bed or soiled her pants..is having

> a problem with it now. She has been home sick all week with what I

> thought was a virus..then she started complaining about her throat,

> when I took a look..her throat (tonsils) were swollen, red, with white

> puss all over her mouth.She was on so much OLE and GSE..apparently not

> working fast enough. So I took her to the Dr..of course

> antibiotics..strep..I was so beside myself about HAVING to give

> antibiotics again I forgot to ask about her 'new " problem. She has

> been for the last few days unable to hold her urine 100%...this is a

> child that potty trained early and NEVER had an accident after. She is

> not " wetting " herself..just dribbling a bit..waking at night, saying

> her underwear is wet?? What would cause this..being sick? An

infection?

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yeast: Yes..I have been treating her yeast for months..to reverse the

damage antibiotics did to her 2 years ago...that's why I was so upset

in giving her antibiotics again..she has been antibiotic free for 2

yrs. She is/was a " strepper " is this what you mean by systemic strep?

I am assuming with this heavy duty antibiotic she is on, if she has a

UTI..the antibiotic should kill that as well? I have " up'd " her yeast

protocol and probiotics...I am just so afraid to start that vicious

" antibiotic cycle " ..I can't, I won't! So I pray this time around

works. I do have to add..I have NEVER seen strep this bad in her ever.

So maybe I was able to pull the virus to its surface with the yeast

protocol..and maybe, just maybe kill it for good.

Thanks!!!

https://www.autisminsideout.com/

> >

> > My 9 yr old who have NEVER wet her bed or soiled her pants..is having

> > a problem with it now. She has been home sick all week with what I

> > thought was a virus..then she started complaining about her throat,

> > when I took a look..her throat (tonsils) were swollen, red, with white

> > puss all over her mouth.She was on so much OLE and GSE..apparently not

> > working fast enough. So I took her to the Dr..of course

> > antibiotics..strep..I was so beside myself about HAVING to give

> > antibiotics again I forgot to ask about her 'new " problem. She has

> > been for the last few days unable to hold her urine 100%...this is a

> > child that potty trained early and NEVER had an accident after. She is

> > not " wetting " herself..just dribbling a bit..waking at night, saying

> > her underwear is wet?? What would cause this..being sick? An

> infection?

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Melinda,

It started before she was on antibiotics (2 days before) BUT, she was

on heavy doses of OLE...I was trying EVERYTHING to avoid the Dr and

the script. She has been on the GSE, Biotin and occasional OOO for

close to year now. I do know the OLE kick up yeast, but I did " up " her

yeast protocol due to that...this has to be the WORST strep I have

seen her with. It is day 2 on antibiotics (strong) and " some " relief.

White film in her mouth is gone, but her tonsils as she calls them

" look like meatballs " and still having some difficulty talking and

dizzy...The Dr did mention mono...but since her test came back + for

strep, he didn't think mono. But HELLO??? She is a strepper..he even

said back in the day when we started with him, No sense in strep

tests, she will always show + " ...so maybe mono??? Time will tell.

Thanks!

https://www.autisminsideout.com/

> >

> > My 9 yr old who have NEVER wet her bed or soiled her pants..is having

> > a problem with it now. She has been home sick all week with what I

> > thought was a virus..then she started complaining about her throat,

> > when I took a look..her throat (tonsils) were swollen, red, with white

> > puss all over her mouth.She was on so much OLE and GSE..apparently not

> > working fast enough. So I took her to the Dr..of course

> > antibiotics..strep..I was so beside myself about HAVING to give

> > antibiotics again I forgot to ask about her 'new " problem. She has

> > been for the last few days unable to hold her urine 100%...this is a

> > child that potty trained early and NEVER had an accident after. She is

> > not " wetting " herself..just dribbling a bit..waking at night, saying

> > her underwear is wet?? What would cause this..being sick? An

> infection?

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Is she coughing a lot? I know when I am coughing a lot I start to

leak a little after a while. Although I am not sure if that is

really relevent since I am a 38yo woman who has had several

pregnancies and had bladder surgery when I was 4.

>

> My 9 yr old who have NEVER wet her bed or soiled her pants..is

having

> a problem with it now. She has been home sick all week with what I

> thought was a virus..then she started complaining about her throat,

> when I took a look..her throat (tonsils) were swollen, red, with

white

> puss all over her mouth.She was on so much OLE and GSE..apparently

not

> working fast enough. So I took her to the Dr..of course

> antibiotics..strep..I was so beside myself about HAVING to give

> antibiotics again I forgot to ask about her 'new " problem. She

has

> been for the last few days unable to hold her urine 100%...this is

a

> child that potty trained early and NEVER had an accident after.

She is

> not " wetting " herself..just dribbling a bit..waking at night,

saying

> her underwear is wet?? What would cause this..being sick? An

infection?

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

> My 9 yr old who have NEVER wet her bed or soiled her pants..is having

> a problem with it now.

Yeast die off causes this here.

Dana

[Guest guest]

For us this is severe yeast. Which, with an antibiotic treatment will only be

aggravated. Heavy probiotics and strong yeast treatment eliminate this issue for

us.

Strep then Bladder control??

My 9 yr old who have NEVER wet her bed or soiled her pants..is having

a problem with it now. She has been home sick all week with what I

thought was a virus..then she started complaining about her throat,

when I took a look..her throat (tonsils) were swollen, red, with white

puss all over her mouth.She was on so much OLE and GSE..apparently not

working fast enough. So I took her to the Dr..of course

antibiotics..strep..I was so beside myself about HAVING to give

antibiotics again I forgot to ask about her 'new " problem. She has

been for the last few days unable to hold her urine 100%...this is a

child that potty trained early and NEVER had an accident after. She is

not " wetting " herself..just dribbling a bit..waking at night, saying

her underwear is wet?? What would cause this..being sick? An infection?

[Guest guest]

,

I use to get UTI's all the time with antibiotic treatment ...

Typically needed a different antibiotic to treat that ... and then

would come the vaginal yeast infection. It was indeed a vicious

cycle.

If she had mono ... typically I don't think antibiotics would do

anything for that...

Have you considered having her tonsils removed? If she is a strep

kind of gal ... (which my PANDAS daughter was ...) then removing the

tonsils will help. Then you can work to get rid of the strep from

the body without the tonsils having to constantly be reinfected

IMHO...

My daughter kept getting strep over and over and over again ... and

we had the same scenareo as you describe happening over and over

again. It was awful.

I took her to an ENT and told them I couldn't take it anymore. When

they x-rayed her adenoids ... they were so large they were actually

obstructing her breathing ... so they took them both out.

From there it has been an uphill battle for years ... but atlas we

are now winning the strep war. Her panels are all improving and her

Pandas is now nearly gone...

Hope things improve soon.

Melinda

> > >

> > > My 9 yr old who have NEVER wet her bed or soiled her pants..is

having

> > > a problem with it now. She has been home sick all week with

what I

> > > thought was a virus..then she started complaining about her

throat,

> > > when I took a look..her throat (tonsils) were swollen, red,

with white

> > > puss all over her mouth.She was on so much OLE and

GSE..apparently not

> > > working fast enough. So I took her to the Dr..of course

> > > antibiotics..strep..I was so beside myself about HAVING to give

> > > antibiotics again I forgot to ask about her 'new " problem.

She has

> > > been for the last few days unable to hold her urine 100%...this

is a

> > > child that potty trained early and NEVER had an accident after.

She is

> > > not " wetting " herself..just dribbling a bit..waking at night,

saying

> > > her underwear is wet?? What would cause this..being sick? An

> > infection?

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Melinda,

They have " mentioned " it to remove the tonsils..but that is all. I am

just so leary of Dr's..she has been thru 9 and all of them either

think I am nuts, they blow me off or just keep pushing antibiotics.

She was strep free for almost 2 years! I have even taken her to an

ENT and believe it or not..he had no comment on her enlarged

tonsils..so with that..I just don't trust ANYONE! Although, in my

heart I do feel they need to be removed...I also hear it is SO

painful..which is another reason of fear for me. This kid has been to

hell and back with Dr's...either misdiagnosing, being mean...geez,

even her 1st trip to the dentist, she was man handled, due to her

sensory issues!

Took her to a podiatrist, for toe walking..he wanted to slice open her

calves to stretch the tendons! Just crazy stuff! Scary stuff! We live

in NY..between NY and NJ, you would figure we could get go medical

Drs?? NOT!

But, please fill me in on the details of tonsil/adenoid removal...I

know one of these days, it will have to be done

Thanks!

> > > >

> > > > My 9 yr old who have NEVER wet her bed or soiled her pants..is

> having

> > > > a problem with it now. She has been home sick all week with

> what I

> > > > thought was a virus..then she started complaining about her

> throat,

> > > > when I took a look..her throat (tonsils) were swollen, red,

> with white

> > > > puss all over her mouth.She was on so much OLE and

> GSE..apparently not

> > > > working fast enough. So I took her to the Dr..of course

> > > > antibiotics..strep..I was so beside myself about HAVING to give

> > > > antibiotics again I forgot to ask about her 'new " problem.

> She has

> > > > been for the last few days unable to hold her urine 100%...this

> is a

> > > > child that potty trained early and NEVER had an accident after.

> She is

> > > > not " wetting " herself..just dribbling a bit..waking at night,

> saying

> > > > her underwear is wet?? What would cause this..being sick? An

> > > infection?

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I just read your post about the T & A removal. My son was 3 yrs. old when he

had his removed. After a sleep study showed his oxygen level went down to 90%

when he slept and the x-ray show a pin hole of breathing space between his

T & A's.

The surgery was quick. He was only 3 at the time and non-verbal. We could

not get him to drink fluids, but he had no problem eating food. The hardest

part was getting him to drink (the ENT warned us about that before the surgery).

They need a two week recovery, but after the first week you will see them

getting slowly back to normal.

I know you said your child is 9, so I am not sure if it is easier or harder to

get them to drink fluids when they are older.

I also had some " whacky " Dr.'s. Just keep in mind, that many ENT's can

perform this surgery at Children's Hospital's even if they are in their own

practice. My own ENT who has his own practice, did my son's surgery. I thought

that by going to Children's Hospital in Boston and another well known hospital

for children that I would get the best Dr. in pediatrics, but that was not the

case.

Anyway, if you are not comfortable with what the Dr. is saying, stick with

your instincts and find someone you will trust.

Good luck!

Kelley

anjsmomma <gmperez@...> wrote:

Melinda,

They have " mentioned " it to remove the tonsils..but that is all. I am

just so leary of Dr's..she has been thru 9 and all of them either

think I am nuts, they blow me off or just keep pushing antibiotics.

She was strep free for almost 2 years! I have even taken her to an

ENT and believe it or not..he had no comment on her enlarged

tonsils..so with that..I just don't trust ANYONE! Although, in my

heart I do feel they need to be removed...I also hear it is SO

painful..which is another reason of fear for me. This kid has been to

hell and back with Dr's...either misdiagnosing, being mean...geez,

even her 1st trip to the dentist, she was man handled, due to her

sensory issues!

Took her to a podiatrist, for toe walking..he wanted to slice open her

calves to stretch the tendons! Just crazy stuff! Scary stuff! We live

in NY..between NY and NJ, you would figure we could get go medical

Drs?? NOT!

But, please fill me in on the details of tonsil/adenoid removal...I

know one of these days, it will have to be done

Thanks!

> > > >

> > > > My 9 yr old who have NEVER wet her bed or soiled her pants..is

> having

> > > > a problem with it now. She has been home sick all week with

> what I

> > > > thought was a virus..then she started complaining about her

> throat,

> > > > when I took a look..her throat (tonsils) were swollen, red,

> with white

> > > > puss all over her mouth.She was on so much OLE and

> GSE..apparently not

> > > > working fast enough. So I took her to the Dr..of course

> > > > antibiotics..strep..I was so beside myself about HAVING to give

> > > > antibiotics again I forgot to ask about her 'new " problem.

> She has

> > > > been for the last few days unable to hold her urine 100%...this

> is a

> > > > child that potty trained early and NEVER had an accident after.

> She is

> > > > not " wetting " herself..just dribbling a bit..waking at night,

> saying

> > > > her underwear is wet?? What would cause this..being sick? An

> > > infection?

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

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Hi

My 8 year old NT son had both removed this summer. He had large tonsils, snored

and had many bouts with strep. Dr. Reid Lachman in town, NJ did a great

job. My son has been very healthy ever since. There was pain, mostly in the

3rd - 6th days when the healing really began (basically the mouth heals with

cancer sores, so that was what was in the back of his mouth), but with pain

management, it was manageable.

Good Luck.

Carla

Re: Strep then Bladder control??

Melinda,

They have " mentioned " it to remove the tonsils..but that is all. I am

just so leary of Dr's..she has been thru 9 and all of them either

think I am nuts, they blow me off or just keep pushing antibiotics.

She was strep free for almost 2 years! I have even taken her to an

ENT and believe it or not..he had no comment on her enlarged

tonsils..so with that..I just don't trust ANYONE! Although, in my

heart I do feel they need to be removed...I also hear it is SO

painful..which is another reason of fear for me. This kid has been to

hell and back with Dr's...either misdiagnosing, being mean...geez,

even her 1st trip to the dentist, she was man handled, due to her

sensory issues!

Took her to a podiatrist, for toe walking..he wanted to slice open her

calves to stretch the tendons! Just crazy stuff! Scary stuff! We live

in NY..between NY and NJ, you would figure we could get go medical

Drs?? NOT!

But, please fill me in on the details of tonsil/adenoid removal...I

know one of these days, it will have to be done

Thanks!

> > > >

> > > > My 9 yr old who have NEVER wet her bed or soiled her pants..is

> having

> > > > a problem with it now. She has been home sick all week with

> what I

> > > > thought was a virus..then she started complaining about her

> throat,

> > > > when I took a look..her throat (tonsils) were swollen, red,

> with white

> > > > puss all over her mouth.She was on so much OLE and

> GSE..apparently not

> > > > working fast enough. So I took her to the Dr..of course

> > > > antibiotics..strep..I was so beside myself about HAVING to give

> > > > antibiotics again I forgot to ask about her 'new " problem.

> She has

> > > > been for the last few days unable to hold her urine 100%...this

> is a

> > > > child that potty trained early and NEVER had an accident after.

> She is

> > > > not " wetting " herself..just dribbling a bit..waking at night,

> saying

> > > > her underwear is wet?? What would cause this..being sick? An

> > > infection?

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

,

The tonsil/adenoid removal should have been done years and years

earlier in my daughter. She suffered over and over again ... and

eventually her strep lead her to start having seizures and become a

horrible PANDAS kid... For years we have worked to get her back from

the grips of tourettes. She is now almost fully recovered. Her only

one tic left is a mild head shake ... and her seizures are gone...

I won't lie ... the surgery was awful for her. Days 1 and 2 were

ok ... she was still on her pain meds... But days 3, 4 and 5 were a

nightmare... She was in pain and refused to swallow much of

anything... including her saliva ... gross I know.. Talk about

hideous druling!

I finally explained to the doctor on the end of day 3 that I wouldn't

give her the pain medicine all day.. but if I could have it at least

for the hours she needed to be drinking it would make things

easier .. and she wouldn't dehydrate and die. Things got much better

then... They don't like to give pain meds long for fear of bleeding

issues .. and I understand that ... but really something had to be

done... and they had to understand they either needed to

rehospitalize her and use IV rehydration ... or something.

But then bliss. It was the first part of her healing. Her tourettes

started to improve at once because her strep load was reduced... I

now call it the necessary evil that we just had to go through...

And yes I know about doctors. I have all kinds of nicknames for

doctors that have messed over my children. We have had Many

doctors ... military family many moves....

We have had doctor Wait n See ... We had Doctor Roseola (she always

blamned everything on roseola...) We had Doctor Hmmmm I Wonder ...

We had Doctor Jab em and Stab em ... We had Doctor Big Idiot ... We

had Doctor I don't give a Rip ... We had Dr. Neurotic Psycho ... We

had Doctor Ignore The Plain Facts ... We had Dr Where'd you Find you

License ... we had Dr. Ghee I don't know ... heres your meds... And

the best of all We have Doctor I'm NO Help, but heres my bill!

And those were only the really bad ones!!!! We have also had some

excellent docs along the way ... so it keeps my hopes alive that not

all of them are bad apples!!!

Hope you find the answers you seek...

Melinda

Moderator of

autismandfamilylife a group supporting the unique needs of our

military families.

[Guest guest]

Just wanted to comment on the tonsil/adenoid procedure. My son, who is so so

sensitive to pain, did very well with the surgery. And he has gotten sick a lot

less - always he would develope complications with any virus, asthma and all

kinds of issues, but he has been much better since the surgery.

We had pain medication around the clock too. There was one day where it was

really bad - maybe day five or six, but we lived through it. I don't know why

you weren't given pain meds, but my son was on them for the first five days

constantly (every four hours) and then as needed after that.

I was really surprised - my son ate a full meal the same day he had the

surgery, but i would bet this was cause he was still feeling the sedation

affects.

The greatest part was he slept much better after surgery. He was always a

mouth breather too and that has stopped since surgery. All in all, I think it

is very worthwile to have this done. Difficult for a week or two, yes, but

great after that!

Viola

livninfaith <gmalleyne@...> wrote:

,

The tonsil/adenoid removal should have been done years and years

earlier in my daughter. She suffered over and over again ... and

eventually her strep lead her to start having seizures and become a

horrible PANDAS kid... For years we have worked to get her back from

the grips of tourettes. She is now almost fully recovered. Her only

one tic left is a mild head shake ... and her seizures are gone...

I won't lie ... the surgery was awful for her. Days 1 and 2 were

ok ... she was still on her pain meds... But days 3, 4 and 5 were a

nightmare... She was in pain and refused to swallow much of

anything... including her saliva ... gross I know.. Talk about

hideous druling!

I finally explained to the doctor on the end of day 3 that I wouldn't

give her the pain medicine all day.. but if I could have it at least

for the hours she needed to be drinking it would make things

easier .. and she wouldn't dehydrate and die. Things got much better

then... They don't like to give pain meds long for fear of bleeding

issues .. and I understand that ... but really something had to be

done... and they had to understand they either needed to

rehospitalize her and use IV rehydration ... or something.

But then bliss. It was the first part of her healing. Her tourettes

started to improve at once because her strep load was reduced... I

now call it the necessary evil that we just had to go through...

And yes I know about doctors. I have all kinds of nicknames for

doctors that have messed over my children. We have had Many

doctors ... military family many moves....

We have had doctor Wait n See ... We had Doctor Roseola (she always

blamned everything on roseola...) We had Doctor Hmmmm I Wonder ...

We had Doctor Jab em and Stab em ... We had Doctor Big Idiot ... We

had Doctor I don't give a Rip ... We had Dr. Neurotic Psycho ... We

had Doctor Ignore The Plain Facts ... We had Dr Where'd you Find you

License ... we had Dr. Ghee I don't know ... heres your meds... And

the best of all We have Doctor I'm NO Help, but heres my bill!

And those were only the really bad ones!!!! We have also had some

excellent docs along the way ... so it keeps my hopes alive that not

all of them are bad apples!!!

Hope you find the answers you seek...

Melinda

Moderator of

autismandfamilylife a group supporting the unique needs of our

military families.

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[Guest guest]

THANK YOU ALL for your replies...I am contemplating it. UGH, I am so

scared for her though! Such a big decision! I know when I was a

kid..it was like getting braces..no big deal..but now a days you hear

nightmares..and some good. Just got to find the " right " Dr..and I

think that would help!

Melinda: LOL, I think I know ALL of those Dr's you mentioned!! Too

funny...well, not really

Thanks again!

> ,

>

> The tonsil/adenoid removal should have been done years and years

> earlier in my daughter. She suffered over and over again ... and

> eventually her strep lead her to start having seizures and become a

> horrible PANDAS kid... For years we have worked to get her back from

> the grips of tourettes. She is now almost fully recovered. Her only

> one tic left is a mild head shake ... and her seizures are gone...

>

> I won't lie ... the surgery was awful for her. Days 1 and 2 were

> ok ... she was still on her pain meds... But days 3, 4 and 5 were a

> nightmare... She was in pain and refused to swallow much of

> anything... including her saliva ... gross I know.. Talk about

> hideous druling!

>

> I finally explained to the doctor on the end of day 3 that I wouldn't

> give her the pain medicine all day.. but if I could have it at least

> for the hours she needed to be drinking it would make things

> easier .. and she wouldn't dehydrate and die. Things got much better

> then... They don't like to give pain meds long for fear of bleeding

> issues .. and I understand that ... but really something had to be

> done... and they had to understand they either needed to

> rehospitalize her and use IV rehydration ... or something.

>

> But then bliss. It was the first part of her healing. Her tourettes

> started to improve at once because her strep load was reduced... I

> now call it the necessary evil that we just had to go through...

>

> And yes I know about doctors. I have all kinds of nicknames for

> doctors that have messed over my children. We have had Many

> doctors ... military family many moves....

>

> We have had doctor Wait n See ... We had Doctor Roseola (she always

> blamned everything on roseola...) We had Doctor Hmmmm I Wonder ...

> We had Doctor Jab em and Stab em ... We had Doctor Big Idiot ... We

> had Doctor I don't give a Rip ... We had Dr. Neurotic Psycho ... We

> had Doctor Ignore The Plain Facts ... We had Dr Where'd you Find you

> License ... we had Dr. Ghee I don't know ... heres your meds... And

> the best of all We have Doctor I'm NO Help, but heres my bill!

>

> And those were only the really bad ones!!!! We have also had some

> excellent docs along the way ... so it keeps my hopes alive that not

> all of them are bad apples!!!

>

> Hope you find the answers you seek...

>

> Melinda

> Moderator of

> autismandfamilylife a group supporting the unique needs of our

> military families.

>

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

My son used to get cronic throat infections! They wanted to remove

them. I thought no way, they are there for a reason(they trap

bacteria etc befor it can go any further). Anyways, we started him on

warm salt water gargles. The reason antibiotics dont work is that the

tonsils have crevises. These bacteria/germs/virus's get trapped in

there. It takes something more abrasive like warm salt water gargles.

And we started him eating garlic. That was several years ago and to

this date he has had only one mild soar throat and we went write for

the salt water and that has been that. This is what the military uses

for throat infections etc. Best of luck, Jennie<><

> > > > >

> > > > > My 9 yr old who have NEVER wet her bed or soiled her

pants..is

> > having

> > > > > a problem with it now. She has been home sick all week with

> > what I

> > > > > thought was a virus..then she started complaining about her

> > throat,

> > > > > when I took a look..her throat (tonsils) were swollen, red,

> > with white

> > > > > puss all over her mouth.She was on so much OLE and

> > GSE..apparently not

> > > > > working fast enough. So I took her to the Dr..of course

> > > > > antibiotics..strep..I was so beside myself about HAVING to

give

> > > > > antibiotics again I forgot to ask about her 'new "

problem.

> > She has

> > > > > been for the last few days unable to hold her urine

100%...this

> > is a

> > > > > child that potty trained early and NEVER had an accident

after.

> > She is

> > > > > not " wetting " herself..just dribbling a bit..waking at

night,

> > saying

> > > > > her underwear is wet?? What would cause this..being sick?

An

> > > > infection?

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I had my tonsils/adenoids out at age 21. I had a history of strep as a

child, my doctor didn't want to take them out. After getting mono when

I was 17 my tonsils were permanently enlarged. In college I kept

getting strep, I finally demanded to have them out because I was sick

of being on antibiotics. I was in a lot of pain and after day 2 I

started to get headaches from the pain medication so I could not take

anything (not even tylenol.) The first few days were bad and I ate

mostly soup for a few weeks. Someone younger would probably heal

faster than I did. Glad I had the surgery, wish I had done it earlier;

I went from being constantly sick to getting one cold virus a year. I

went 10 years without taking antibiotics!

Beth

> > ,

> >

> > The tonsil/adenoid removal should have been done years and years

> > earlier in my daughter. She suffered over and over again ... and

> > eventually her strep lead her to start having seizures and become a

> > horrible PANDAS kid... For years we have worked to get her back from

> > the grips of tourettes. She is now almost fully recovered. Her only

> > one tic left is a mild head shake ... and her seizures are gone...

> >

> > I won't lie ... the surgery was awful for her. Days 1 and 2 were

> > ok ... she was still on her pain meds... But days 3, 4 and 5 were a

> > nightmare... She was in pain and refused to swallow much of

> > anything... including her saliva ... gross I know.. Talk about

> > hideous druling!

> >

> > I finally explained to the doctor on the end of day 3 that I wouldn't

> > give her the pain medicine all day.. but if I could have it at least

> > for the hours she needed to be drinking it would make things

> > easier .. and she wouldn't dehydrate and die. Things got much better

> > then... They don't like to give pain meds long for fear of bleeding

> > issues .. and I understand that ... but really something had to be

> > done... and they had to understand they either needed to

> > rehospitalize her and use IV rehydration ... or something.

> >

> > But then bliss. It was the first part of her healing. Her tourettes

> > started to improve at once because her strep load was reduced... I

> > now call it the necessary evil that we just had to go through...

> >

> > And yes I know about doctors. I have all kinds of nicknames for

> > doctors that have messed over my children. We have had Many

> > doctors ... military family many moves....

> >

> > We have had doctor Wait n See ... We had Doctor Roseola (she always

> > blamned everything on roseola...) We had Doctor Hmmmm I Wonder ...

> > We had Doctor Jab em and Stab em ... We had Doctor Big Idiot ... We

> > had Doctor I don't give a Rip ... We had Dr. Neurotic Psycho ... We

> > had Doctor Ignore The Plain Facts ... We had Dr Where'd you Find you

> > License ... we had Dr. Ghee I don't know ... heres your meds... And

> > the best of all We have Doctor I'm NO Help, but heres my bill!

> >

> > And those were only the really bad ones!!!! We have also had some

> > excellent docs along the way ... so it keeps my hopes alive that not

> > all of them are bad apples!!!

> >

> > Hope you find the answers you seek...

> >

> > Melinda

> > Moderator of

> > autismandfamilylife a group supporting the unique needs of our

> > military families.

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[Guest guest]

System strep is something like yeast. It travels thru out the body.

One friend (the child) it traveled around and hit her bladder and

kidneys and then several other spots. It was a nasty time. Our

other friend (the adult) it would lay dormant until he got a small

injury and then it would flare up terribly. For him it became life

threatening.

For us, olive leaf and SPS30, virastop and lots of C were the

answers..we had strep throat and it responded pretty well. Took some

time to get rid of it....but when the kids got it again...I had them

gargle with GSE(actually put a couple drops on their tongues and had

them gargle the spit...so it was strong) and upped the C, virastop

and SPS30 and it was gone quickly.

Sorry for taking so long to answer, but have had a few other issues

here.

Ronni

>

> Yeast: Yes..I have been treating her yeast for months..to reverse

the

> damage antibiotics did to her 2 years ago...that's why I was so

upset

> in giving her antibiotics again..she has been antibiotic free for 2

> yrs. She is/was a " strepper " is this what you mean by systemic

strep?

> I am assuming with this heavy duty antibiotic she is on, if she has

a

> UTI..the antibiotic should kill that as well? I have " up'd " her

yeast

> protocol and probiotics...I am just so afraid to start that vicious

> " antibiotic cycle " ..I can't, I won't! So I pray this time around

> works. I do have to add..I have NEVER seen strep this bad in her

ever.

> So maybe I was able to pull the virus to its surface with the yeast

> protocol..and maybe, just maybe kill it for good.

> Thanks!!!

>

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> > >

> > > My 9 yr old who have NEVER wet her bed or soiled her pants..is

having

> > > a problem with it now. She has been home sick all week with

what I

> > > thought was a virus..then she started complaining about her

throat,

> > > when I took a look..her throat (tonsils) were swollen, red,

with white

> > > puss all over her mouth.She was on so much OLE and

GSE..apparently not

> > > working fast enough. So I took her to the Dr..of course

> > > antibiotics..strep..I was so beside myself about HAVING to give

> > > antibiotics again I forgot to ask about her 'new " problem.

She has

> > > been for the last few days unable to hold her urine 100%...this

is a

> > > child that potty trained early and NEVER had an accident after.

She is

> > > not " wetting " herself..just dribbling a bit..waking at night,

saying

> > > her underwear is wet?? What would cause this..being sick? An

> > infection?

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

>