Guest guest Posted January 3, 2008 Report Share Posted January 3, 2008 Your son probably has some pathenogenic bacteria (bad guys) that the antibiotics are addressing, a blessing in disguise! However, the biting sounds yeast-related to me, and with my son, antibiotics definitely make space for more yeast to move in and cause trouble. You may want to consider using Saccaromyces Boulardii while your son is on the antibiotic and for a few weeks after. it is a non-pathogenic yeast that actually eats the bad yeasts and does not colonize in the body. I would also give probiotics as far away from each dose of antibiotics as you can and continue them for a long time after this course is complete. Also, there are a lot of natural antifungals that you may want to use, which you will see on Dana's website. Good luck! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 4, 2008 Report Share Posted January 4, 2008 > Since taking the antibiotics he: > 1. Does NOT have the " yeast " rash around his anus area. > 2. Has not had stinky diapers - he has some killer ones usually! > 3. Seems to be more " with " us and wanting to interact, be held and > hugged, and > 4. Has an interest in talking with us. Instead of just pointing or > grunting, he is trying to use the sign language that we've been > teaching for over a year. Today I heard him actually say, " mom > mom " " no way " " stop it " and " huh? " . NEVER heard these before. This sounds like he has a bad bacteria problem in his gut, which the anti-biotics are helping. Some kids are like this. Try giving olive leaf extract and biotin, see if that helps. Or, oil of oregano will address both yeast and bacteria. Dana Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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