Guest guest Posted August 20, 2010 Report Share Posted August 20, 2010 Oh no, one more kid:-(.... I know the use of propophol as an inductive to sleep being a NO NO for kids with autistic symptoms. Is your kid having some kind of seizures??? Or does the neuro suspect chiari syndrome? If not, evaluate quietly whether this test is so necessary and will give you conclusive information, or, whether it would be best to start treating your child, cleaning his diet, environment, rehabilitation therapy, allowing some detox prior to start chelation. I allowed an MRI on my kid, and NO conclusive or important information was given from it. The neurologist was; " oh, I don't see anything worthy of attention " .... I wanted to kick him, of course there was nothing physical in him that is abnormal....he had lost speech and eye contact and that happened after the 2nd MMR shot, one needs to be awake and well informed to see the effects on the child! . My kid didn't have a good time with the test. Up to the present day, no neurologist has been able to help us in anyway. All you will get from them is an Rx for drugs to dope your child. With a prayer for you, Isa Enviado desde mi oficina móvil BlackBerry® de Telcel [ ] Need help: MRI scan sedation -Safe? Hello All, My son who is 16 months old is showing some autistic symptoms like lack of eye contact,non responsive to his name, rubbing his feet against the floor and so on.We went to a neurologist ,after examining she suggested a MRI scan for him ..She told my son will be given sedation for doing brain MRI scan. We are also consulting a DAN doc for him, he prescribed basic supplements and hair,blood,stool test.His hair analysis report showed arsenic.cadmium,tin are high... So, i am afraid about having sedation for him.. If sedation, which sedation will be safer and Any other procedure need to follow before sedation... We have approached DAN doctor clinic about sedation, they suggest the article published about sedation on ARI website and hand over to anesthetist doctor . Need advice/suggestion. As any one experienced this problem.... ? Earliest response will be very helpful... Thanks, Deebiga Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 20, 2010 Report Share Posted August 20, 2010 My son had to be sedated and go to the operating room for extensive dental work due to the mercury in vaccines causing abnormal mineral transport, and therefore, his baby teeth were demineralizing. I got the information off the ARI website and gave it to the doctors. I know they gave him versed first. By that time he was somewhat verbal again, and he kept shouting, " The butt hurts! " and laughing like crazy. All the people were laughing with him. the anesthesia was horrible when it wore off. He was inconsolable and threw up a few times. It was one of the hardest things I ever had to do --let them take him off to the operating room without us. But they had to put him completely out. they should give something milder for an MRI I would think. So sorry you have to join us on this journey, but you are in the right place for support and information. Go here: http://www.autism.com/fam_AnesthesiaandtheAutisticchild.asp Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 20, 2010 Report Share Posted August 20, 2010 Why is propophol ( " MIlk of Amnesia " ) dangerous for our kids? I love propophol (for myself). I have a lot of drug allergies, and it is the only one that does not make me itch and throw up. I'm glad you said something because if my kid had to go to the operating room again, I would have suggested it. Please let me know why this is dangerous for ASD kids. When I have had it, I wake up and am clear headed within fifteen minutes --no groggy feeling for the rest of the day or nausea and vomiting. but I KNOW drugs affect ASD kids differently. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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