Pressing finger against side of his eye - Is this a problem?

[Guest guest]

My son (5yr) is under DMSA chelation only (ALA not added yet). Since last 2

months or so, we see him pressing his left hand finger against his left eye -

and trying to see things. Not always, sometimes.

We met a pediatric eye doctor 2 times and both the time he assured there is no

problem, and prescribed drops for eye allergy/infection. Now putting those drops

regularly is a struggle.

Before we plan to explore more options, I wanted to know if you have had similar

experiences, and what could this possibly be?

Thanks a lot.

Bikram

[Guest guest]

It's probably a food intolerance. I get the eye pains when I eat wheat. My

food intolerances get much worse when I am very yeasty - I start getting

intolerant to almost everything, it's awful. It is possible that you need a

stronger yeast protocol.

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> My son (5yr) is under DMSA chelation only (ALA not added yet). Since last 2

months or so, we see him pressing his left hand finger against his left eye -

and trying to see things. Not always, sometimes.

>

> We met a pediatric eye doctor 2 times and both the time he assured there is no

problem, and prescribed drops for eye allergy/infection. Now putting those drops

regularly is a struggle.

>

> Before we plan to explore more options, I wanted to know if you have had

similar experiences, and what could this possibly be?

>

>

> Thanks a lot.

>

> Bikram

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[Guest guest]

> My son (5yr) is under DMSA chelation only (ALA not added yet). Since last 2

months or so, we see him pressing his left hand finger against his left eye -

and trying to see things. Not always, sometimes.

At my house, my kids would rub their eyes and press on the corners when they had

a yeast overgrowth issue. Pressing and poking on the eyeball is a sign of

calcium deficiency.

Dana

[Guest guest]

hi have you considered vitamin k2 when I gave this to my son it resolved his

calclium situation and we dont get this now eye pushing anylonger, its part of

the vitamin k protocol [there is a group]

isobel

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> > My son (5yr) is under DMSA chelation only (ALA not added yet). Since last 2

months or so, we see him pressing his left hand finger against his left eye -

and trying to see things. Not always, sometimes.

> >

> > We met a pediatric eye doctor 2 times and both the time he assured there is

no problem, and prescribed drops for eye allergy/infection. Now putting those

drops regularly is a struggle.

> >

> > Before we plan to explore more options, I wanted to know if you have had

similar experiences, and what could this possibly be?

> >

> >

> > Thanks a lot.

> >

> > Bikram

> >

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[Guest guest]

Bikram,

My son did/does this when his yeast is out of control and he is low in zinc/CLO.

Try upping those supplements.

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> My son (5yr) is under DMSA chelation only (ALA not added yet). Since last 2

months or so, we see him pressing his left hand finger against his left eye -

and trying to see things. Not always, sometimes.

>

> We met a pediatric eye doctor 2 times and both the time he assured there is no

problem, and prescribed drops for eye allergy/infection. Now putting those drops

regularly is a struggle.

>

> Before we plan to explore more options, I wanted to know if you have had

similar experiences, and what could this possibly be?

>

>

> Thanks a lot.

>

> Bikram

>

[Guest guest]

My son has had that problem for years, his doctors said that it was a

calming effect that they do for their over stimulation problems.

I went nuts trying to figure that one out.

Vin

> > My son (5yr) is under DMSA chelation only (ALA not added yet). Since last 2

months or so, we see him pressing his left hand finger against his left eye -

and trying to see things. Not always, sometimes.

>

>

> At my house, my kids would rub their eyes and press on the corners when they

had a yeast overgrowth issue. Pressing and poking on the eyeball is a sign of

calcium deficiency.

>

> Dana

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[Guest guest]

Dana,

I have read that poking the eyes is a sign of free serum calcium which causes

inflammation and pain in the eye nerves (or other places). Now l am confused...

Isa

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[ ] Re: Pressing finger against side of his eye - Is this

a problem?

My son has had that problem for years, his doctors said that it was a

calming effect that they do for their over stimulation problems.

I went nuts trying to figure that one out.

Vin

> > My son (5yr) is under DMSA chelation only (ALA not added yet). Since last 2

months or so, we see him pressing his left hand finger against his left eye -

and trying to see things. Not always, sometimes.

>

>

> At my house, my kids would rub their eyes and press on the corners when they

had a yeast overgrowth issue. Pressing and poking on the eyeball is a sign of

calcium deficiency.

>

> Dana

>

[Guest guest]

My son this has done this in phases. He was doing it again after not having done

it for a long time. A recent change was a big yeast flare. So, I attribute it to

yeast and possibly oxalates since I believe yeast might create oxalate crystals.

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> > My son (5yr) is under DMSA chelation only (ALA not added yet). Since last 2

months or so, we see him pressing his left hand finger against his left eye -

and trying to see things. Not always, sometimes.

> >

> > We met a pediatric eye doctor 2 times and both the time he assured there is

no problem, and prescribed drops for eye allergy/infection. Now putting those

drops regularly is a struggle.

> >

> > Before we plan to explore more options, I wanted to know if you have had

similar experiences, and what could this possibly be?

> >

> >

> > Thanks a lot.

> >

> > Bikram

> >

>

[Guest guest]

> Dana,

> I have read that poking the eyes is a sign of free serum calcium which causes

inflammation and pain in the eye nerves (or other places). Now l am confused...

I have not read that, but free floating calcium may be because it is not being

properly absorbed, so the overall effect is calcium deficiency.

Dana

[Guest guest]

My son does this when his calcium is too low.

Blessings,