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Tyler and Me and T.E.D.
Tyler and Me and T.E.D. Heather L., of the fb group, December 2017 Tyler was born April 1st, 2017. I was in labor for 48 hours and because I tested positive for GBS, I ended up receiving 11 rounds of antibiotics. He had reflux from birth. While we were still in the hospital, the…
DetailsThe Screams of Silent Reflux
The Screams of Silent Reflux I wanted to share our real and raw reflux journey in hopes of sheding light to others that it can get better. This is something I wrote today and I hope others can relate. I also want to thank the many members of this group [infantreflux fb group, Infant Reflux:…
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Home Compounding Testimonials Link to Home Compounding Page Kelly J November 19, 2016, Facebook I hope that by sharing this, it may put some of your minds at ease about home compounding. I have been very apprehensive about “going rogue” with medicine in my baby. A friend’s husband is a pharmacist, so I emailed asking if…
DetailsFood Allergy: Classification of Foods
The Joneja Food Allergen Scale (click!) This table is based on the typical North American diet and compiled from a wide variety of sources. Foods are listed from the highest to the lowest allergenicity. People vary in their reactivity to foods and show a different pattern of reactivity depending on their individual characteristics. Persons following ethnic diets tend to…
DetailsFPIES: Food Protein-Induced Enterocolitis Syndrome
FPIES – Food Protein Induced Enterocolitis Syndrome Please refer to bottom of the page for further links and information! Contributed by Becky L., February 2017 FPIES is a non IgE food allergy that affects the gi tract. It is a delayed response rather than an immediate response. FPIES is considered rare and is usually outgrown…
DetailsTED, MSPI & Adenoids, oh My!
Stephie V. My son was born the beginning of June at 34 weeks and 2 days, spent 12 days in the NICU. I thought that was going to be the hard part. He was an angel baby for the first three weeks. Slept 3-4 hours , would wake up take a bottle of pumped milk…
DetailsGet off the Fence! Try the TED!
Get off the Fence! Try the TED! by Becca Anne, Facebook So you’re on the fence about doing the TED diet. Whether you’re a “breast is best” advocate or simply can’t afford formula, I say start the TED diet as soon as you’re done reading this. Here were my top three biggest reasons why: 1. Your motivation…
DetailsTED TAKE TWO #TEDTAKE2 When Traditional TED Doesn’t Work
TED TAKE TWO #TEDTAKE2: When Traditional TED Doesn’t Work The Traditional TED has rice, which some babies can’t handle and some babies can’t handle the squash or the sweet potatoes…SO: How to do an Alternative TED Infantreflux Facebook #TEDtake2 [don’t worry about this link! the other ones have the same info! ] Get the…
DetailsInterpreting RAST (Blood Test) Results for Food Allergies
IgE specific Blood and Skin Test work identically Contributed by Anke Tillman A RAST (Radioallergosorbent test) is a way of measuring the amount of IgE antibody in the blood stream made against a specific allergen. RAST tests and allergy skin tests give similar information. Both identify IgE antibody (allergy antibody) against materials you might…
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