Re: need help ASAP! toddler with probable ear infection

[Guest guest]

I have found the best thing for an ear ache is about 10 drops of hydrogen

peroxide in the ear 2-3x day.  If it is an infection or just fluid, it really

helps to heal it very quickly.  I have had fluid on the ear personally that

feels just as bad if not worse than an ear infection.

From: j98b07mom <tracygoring@...>

Subject: need help ASAP! toddler with probable ear infection

Date: Thursday, April 29, 2010, 11:51 AM

 

Hi all,

I'm needing some quick recommendations - my 2 year old NT son woke up fine this

morning, but a couple of hours later became SUPER cranky. Not like him at all.

At first I just suspected yeast die-off - the crankiness, rubbing his tongue

with his hand alot and tons of drooling today. Lately, I'd been noticing some

" yeasty " behaviors, so yesterday we started with probiotics (Nature's Way

Primadophilus Jr - 3 billion) three times per day. I gave him another dose at

breakfast before all this crying started.

When it started, I thought it was die-off and was prepared to just wait it out.

But now, he's asked to be put in my bed, so he's laying here with his eyes

closed and just sobbing and he's started swatting at his right ear. - I can tell

he's miserable. But no fever.

I have motrin in the house, but since he has no fever, I'm not sure I should go

that route? What can I do for his ear that will give his some relief? I'm

looking for something that I can just go buy off the shelf and not have to order

online.... We have a health food / supplement store and a Whole Foods pretty

close.

THANKS!

[Guest guest]

and this is great, as well.

http://www.similasanusa.com/products-earache-relief.cfm

You should be able to get it at any drugstore.

From: j98b07mom <tracygoring@...>

Subject: need help ASAP! toddler with probable ear infection

Date: Thursday, April 29, 2010, 11:51 AM

 

Hi all,

I'm needing some quick recommendations - my 2 year old NT son woke up fine this

morning, but a couple of hours later became SUPER cranky. Not like him at all.

At first I just suspected yeast die-off - the crankiness, rubbing his tongue

with his hand alot and tons of drooling today. Lately, I'd been noticing some

" yeasty " behaviors, so yesterday we started with probiotics (Nature's Way

Primadophilus Jr - 3 billion) three times per day. I gave him another dose at

breakfast before all this crying started.

When it started, I thought it was die-off and was prepared to just wait it out.

But now, he's asked to be put in my bed, so he's laying here with his eyes

closed and just sobbing and he's started swatting at his right ear. - I can tell

he's miserable. But no fever.

I have motrin in the house, but since he has no fever, I'm not sure I should go

that route? What can I do for his ear that will give his some relief? I'm

looking for something that I can just go buy off the shelf and not have to order

online.... We have a health food / supplement store and a Whole Foods pretty

close.

THANKS!

[Guest guest]

What has worked on my youngest, said it felt good, is mullein garlic ear oil.

Little bottle with a dropper. I've had it a while, exp 7/11. Mine made by

Equinox Botanicals, sure others out there. My oldest had it once, the PPD-NOS

guy, he said it felt good too.

My oldest also had chronic ear infections and honestly looking back, I think

yeast was a huge part of the chronic fluid. Also had a yeast issue in privates

and no matter what I used, he never looked good. My second child, no issues.

Anyway....go slow introducing probiotics, make sure no reactions from that.

Adding digestive enzymes of course. And check out Brainchild Nutritionals for

their nature yeast program. Easy liquid to add to drinks.

Good luck!

Tammy

need help ASAP! toddler with probable ear infection

Hi all,

I'm needing some quick recommendations - my 2 year old NT son woke up fine

this morning, but a couple of hours later became SUPER cranky. Not like him at

all. At first I just suspected yeast die-off - the crankiness, rubbing his

tongue with his hand alot and tons of drooling today. Lately, I'd been noticing

some " yeasty " behaviors, so yesterday we started with probiotics (Nature's Way

Primadophilus Jr - 3 billion) three times per day. I gave him another dose at

breakfast before all this crying started.

When it started, I thought it was die-off and was prepared to just wait it

out. But now, he's asked to be put in my bed, so he's laying here with his eyes

closed and just sobbing and he's started swatting at his right ear. - I can tell

he's miserable. But no fever.

I have motrin in the house, but since he has no fever, I'm not sure I should

go that route? What can I do for his ear that will give his some relief? I'm

looking for something that I can just go buy off the shelf and not have to order

online.... We have a health food / supplement store and a Whole Foods pretty

close.

THANKS!

[Guest guest]

>>Lately, I'd been noticing some " yeasty " behaviors, so yesterday we started

with probiotics (Nature's Way Primadophilus Jr - 3 billion) three times per day.

I gave him another dose at breakfast before all this crying started.

> When it started, I thought it was die-off and was prepared to just wait it

out. But now, he's asked to be put in my bed, so he's laying here with his eyes

closed and just sobbing and he's started swatting at his right ear. - I can tell

he's miserable. But no fever.

At my house, this would mean that the yeast was leaving the body thru the ears.

Try increasing the yeast protocol by adding some biotin and/or GSE. You can

also try adding some magnesium.

Garlic mullein in the ears is a good option also.

Dana