Re: Rubbing eyes - too much or too little calcium? Or something else?

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my son rubs the corners of his eyes when his yeast is up

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On Mon, May 25, 2009 at 7:47 AM, kimdabney <kimdabney@...> wrote:

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> Little guy is rubbing both eyes and putting my hand on his eyes. His way of

> telling me that his eyes are hurting him somehow.

>

> He's 9 and we have had ton of issues, but never this one. I thought I read

> on previous posts that it was something to do with calcium.

>

> Any recommendations on how to ease his pain?

>

> While he has been GF/CF for 7 years, for the last six months he has had raw

> milk cheese and Ezkiel Bread. Is the calcium in the cheese hurting him? He

> also is on several enzymes - maybe he needs more?

>

> THANKS for ANY suggestions!

> Kim

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[Guest guest]

> Little guy is rubbing both eyes and putting my hand on his eyes. His way of

telling me that his eyes are hurting him somehow.

> He's 9 and we have had ton of issues, but never this one. I thought I read on

previous posts that it was something to do with calcium.

Pushing on the eyeballs is a sign of calcium deficiency.

Rubbing the eyes, especially the corners of the eyes, can mean yeast overgrowth.

> While he has been GF/CF for 7 years, for the last six months he has had raw

milk cheese and Ezkiel Bread. Is the calcium in the cheese hurting him? He

also is on several enzymes - maybe he needs more?

Are you giving those milk products with an appropriate enzyme? That might help.

Dana

[Guest guest]

Eye pain is also a common sign of oxalate problems. This is somehow related to

calcium, not exactly sure how. I would try cutting out any high oxalate foods

for awhile and see if the helps. You could also cut out the bread and milk and

see if that helps.

-Sierra

> > Little guy is rubbing both eyes and putting my hand on his eyes. His way of

telling me that his eyes are hurting him somehow.

> > He's 9 and we have had ton of issues, but never this one. I thought I read

on previous posts that it was something to do with calcium.

>

>

> Pushing on the eyeballs is a sign of calcium deficiency.

>

> Rubbing the eyes, especially the corners of the eyes, can mean yeast

overgrowth.

>

> > While he has been GF/CF for 7 years, for the last six months he has had raw

milk cheese and Ezkiel Bread. Is the calcium in the cheese hurting him? He

also is on several enzymes - maybe he needs more?

>

>

> Are you giving those milk products with an appropriate enzyme? That might

help.

>

> Dana

>

[Guest guest]

Could it be seasonal allergies? My son has been have major reactions to the

pollen this year and his eyes are definitely affected.

>

> Little guy is rubbing both eyes and putting my hand on his eyes. His way of

telling me that his eyes are hurting him somehow.

>

> He's 9 and we have had ton of issues, but never this one. I thought I read on

previous posts that it was something to do with calcium.

>

> Any recommendations on how to ease his pain?

>

> While he has been GF/CF for 7 years, for the last six months he has had raw

milk cheese and Ezkiel Bread. Is the calcium in the cheese hurting him? He

also is on several enzymes - maybe he needs more?

>

> THANKS for ANY suggestions!

> Kim

>

[Guest guest]

> Could it be seasonal allergies? My son has been have major reactions to the

pollen this year and his eyes are definitely affected.

>

Thanks all! I upped the dye-free benedryl, and poof - the eyes are back to

normal! So, in this case, I think it was the allergies. The extra enzymes,

high oxlates/calcium thing were my first thoughts too. That is why this list is

so extremly helpful!

There are definitely several answers to this issue and this time it was

allergies - but next time it could be one of the other issues. I don't know

what I would do without all of you to think things through to a tangible

successful result for my child has no words to tell me what is wrong.

THANK YOU!!

Kim