Re: Pee Accidents!-Is this a side effect?

[Guest guest]

Yes, it is very common with DMSA. I don't think it's related to

behavior, yeast or anything else.

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> Last week we finished our 4th round of DMSA alone (AC Protocol, 5

mg

> for a 34 lb kid, age 4.5). After round #3, we saw an increase of

> yeast and after round #4 MUCH more yeast which I've finally gotten

a

> handle on a week later.

>

> Once after round #3 and 3 times since round #4, my son has had " pee

> accidents " where he doesn't quite make it to the toilet. He

usually

> is in the bathroom and is trying to get his pants down when he goes

> and gets all wet. 3 out of the 4 times, this has happened at

> preschool. My DS has been potty trained for over a year and hadn't

> had this issue previously.

>

> I'm trying to decide if this is behavioral (maybe just waiting too

> long because he is enjoying playing) or if it has something to do

> with either chelation or yeast.

>

> Has anyone else had this problem???

>

> (Max's Mom)

>

[Guest guest]

Just to clarify...the accidents are not happening on round but

between rounds. DS doesn't seem to be peeing more often, but

obviously has more urgency.

(Max's Mom)

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> Last week we finished our 4th round of DMSA alone (AC Protocol, 5

mg

> for a 34 lb kid, age 4.5). After round #3, we saw an increase of

> yeast and after round #4 MUCH more yeast which I've finally gotten

a

> handle on a week later.

>

> Once after round #3 and 3 times since round #4, my son has had " pee

> accidents " where he doesn't quite make it to the toilet. He

usually

> is in the bathroom and is trying to get his pants down when he goes

> and gets all wet. 3 out of the 4 times, this has happened at

> preschool. My DS has been potty trained for over a year and hadn't

> had this issue previously.

>

> I'm trying to decide if this is behavioral (maybe just waiting too

> long because he is enjoying playing) or if it has something to do

> with either chelation or yeast.

>

> Has anyone else had this problem???

>

> (Max's Mom)

>

[Guest guest]

I think a longer break between rounds is in order then. It's very

important to rest the organs if there is too much stress on them. In

my opinion I think it would be best to wait till he is more in

control of his bladder like he was previously before starting again.

You could do a search for " kidney support " and try some of the

suggestions and it also wouldn't hurt to give a little adrenal cortex

extract. After a few rounds, it was apparent that my children needed

to start adrenal support.

> >

> > Hi everyone,

> >

> > Last week we finished our 4th round of DMSA alone (AC Protocol, 5

> mg

> > for a 34 lb kid, age 4.5). After round #3, we saw an increase of

> > yeast and after round #4 MUCH more yeast which I've finally

gotten

> a

> > handle on a week later.

> >

> > Once after round #3 and 3 times since round #4, my son has

had " pee

> > accidents " where he doesn't quite make it to the toilet. He

> usually

> > is in the bathroom and is trying to get his pants down when he

goes

> > and gets all wet. 3 out of the 4 times, this has happened at

> > preschool. My DS has been potty trained for over a year and

hadn't

> > had this issue previously.

> >

> > I'm trying to decide if this is behavioral (maybe just waiting

too

> > long because he is enjoying playing) or if it has something to do

> > with either chelation or yeast.

> >

> > Has anyone else had this problem???

> >

> > (Max's Mom)

> >

>

[Guest guest]

> Once after round #3 and 3 times since round #4, my son has had " pee

> accidents "

At my house, these were caused either by yeast, or by bacteria [too

high yeast protocol].

Dana

[Guest guest]

This could be yeast related, but we've had bad yeast in the past and

didn't have this problem. I'm pretty sure that it isn't bacteria

related because our other normal bacteria symptoms haven't appeared

(loose stools, stinky poop etc.).

I have a telecon scheduled this week with our DAN dr. to schedule some

bloodwork before the end of the year. I'll think we'll take this

weekend off from chelating and start again the weekend after

Christmas. I'm planning to add ALA then since we'll be off school for

another week. Will ALA help this problem do you think?? I'm going to

be talking about adding ACE to our regimen as well.

Thanks for the input everyone.

(Max's mom)

> > Once after round #3 and 3 times since round #4, my son has had " pee

> > accidents "

>

>

> At my house, these were caused either by yeast, or by bacteria [too

> high yeast protocol].

>

> Dana

>

[Guest guest]

--- This happened at our home during initial stages of chelation,as

his metal burdeon decreased this too decreased. Until the point it

totally stopped. In , " epoxycozy "

<epoxycozy@...> wrote:

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> Last week we finished our 4th round of DMSA alone (AC Protocol, 5

mg

> for a 34 lb kid, age 4.5). After round #3, we saw an increase of

> yeast and after round #4 MUCH more yeast which I've finally gotten

a

> handle on a week later.

>

> Once after round #3 and 3 times since round #4, my son has had " pee

> accidents " where he doesn't quite make it to the toilet. He

usually

> is in the bathroom and is trying to get his pants down when he goes

> and gets all wet. 3 out of the 4 times, this has happened at

> preschool. My DS has been potty trained for over a year and hadn't

> had this issue previously.

>

> I'm trying to decide if this is behavioral (maybe just waiting too

> long because he is enjoying playing) or if it has something to do

> with either chelation or yeast.

>

> Has anyone else had this problem???

>

> (Max's Mom)

>

[Guest guest]

My son used to pee when he went over to someones house that used

bleaches/detergents and chemical cleaners. He was chemically sensitive also.

[Guest guest]

Accidents have always been yeast (and bad yeast) related with my

son. Has been very difficult to treat in my house.

Loose stools can be yeast also.

> > > Once after round #3 and 3 times since round #4, my son has

had " pee

> > > accidents "

> >

> >

> > At my house, these were caused either by yeast, or by bacteria

[too

> > high yeast protocol].

> >

> > Dana

> >

>

[Guest guest]

We have the same issue with our potty trained 4.5 yr old. Had 2 major pee pee

accidents at

school and lots of little ones. He also seems less aware of where he's peeing,

when it starts

and when it stops. Thanks for the advice. Maggie d.

>

> I think a longer break between rounds is in order then. It's very

> important to rest the organs if there is too much stress on them. In

> my opinion I think it would be best to wait till he is more in

> control of his bladder like he was previously before starting again.

> You could do a search for " kidney support " and try some of the

> suggestions and it also wouldn't hurt to give a little adrenal cortex

> extract. After a few rounds, it was apparent that my children needed

> to start adrenal support.

>

>

[Guest guest]

We have the same issue with our potty trained 4.5 yr old. Had 2 major pee pee

accidents at

school and lots of little ones. He also seems less aware of where he's peeing,

when it starts

and when it stops. Thanks for the advice. Maggie d.

>

> I think a longer break between rounds is in order then. It's very

> important to rest the organs if there is too much stress on them. In

> my opinion I think it would be best to wait till he is more in

> control of his bladder like he was previously before starting again.

> You could do a search for " kidney support " and try some of the

> suggestions and it also wouldn't hurt to give a little adrenal cortex

> extract. After a few rounds, it was apparent that my children needed

> to start adrenal support.

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

> This could be yeast related, but we've had bad yeast in the past and

> didn't have this problem.

At my house, yeast overgrowth symptoms changed over time.

>>I'm planning to add ALA then since we'll be off school for

> another week. Will ALA help this problem do you think??

It will probably tend to cause more yeast at first. But at about

round 50 of ALA [i used only ALA], my son stopped having a yeast

overgrowth problem related to chelation.

Dana