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diarhea over here as well
. and it didnt clear it up.. had to do the shot as well ( 2 times!) . hopefully it’ll do the trick for ben!You can also use some garlic oil in his ears. Justice just had an ear infection a few weeks ago and I did garlic in his ears and took him to the chiro. After his visit to the chiro he was fine. Also earache tablets by hylands are awesome! I mean AWESOME! I have never seen anything like it before. Justice was very fussy and couldn’t sleep so I gave it a whirl and sure enought after the earache tablets he could sleep and was very comfortable. I’m with Natalie on the new research. I just spoke to a lady that worked for a drs. office in England for a while and she said he said that we American’s are killing ourselves with antibiotics. Also, like Natalie said though that is just another point of view. All I really care about is Ben getting better.
Thanks everyone. He seems to be doing much better now, though I’ve been keeping the Tylenol going, so I’m sure that’s helping too. But, his appetite is much improved.. a good sign!
Natalia and Shelby… thanks for the insight. I actually agree with the article. I too think that we are often taking antibiotics when it isn’t really necessary, but honestly, I’m just not brave enough to try not doing it with my little guy. He was sick for so long.. fever, not eating, pus in the ear… that trying to wait out the ear infection was just too scary for me.
I would love to hear some more first hand accounts of people who tried not using the antibiotics though. And I will look into the garlic drops and Hylands earache tablets.
I remember my mom waiting it out with one of my younger brothers, and he did eventually get over the infection on his own, but only after his ear drum perforated and the pus drained out that way. That’s just too scary for me, but maybe that’s nature’s way??? Who knows.
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