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November 24, 2006 at 4:21 am #18859

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Well we had the GI appointment on Tuesday and the dr was brill!!!

He said he thinks my daughter is allergic to some foods which are causing the reflux so we are eliminating dairy/soya and eggs first for at least 6 weeks.

He also put her on prevacid at last!!! and an anti-histamine and a med that repairs the damage done to her insides (lots of blood in poop!)

So we are to ring him in 3 weeks and let him know how we got on and we are back in 6 weeks again.

He is also getting a dietitcian involoved to help with our diets and if Kaylee still refuses to eat solids also a feeding therapist too!

So fingers crossed things will start to improve, already I have seen an improvement in her eating so i really hope this is it!

November 24, 2006 at 10:24 am #18862

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That is great news – I really hope it is the answer for you!!

Robin

November 24, 2006 at 12:48 pm #18864

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That’s so great! Is the antihistamine b/c he thinks its allergy related?

Hope that it’s the answer for you. Are you going to implement all the changes at once? Just something to think about is that if you make a lot of changes all at the same time then if there’s a change or a reaction you don’t necessarily know what caused it.

Good luck.

November 24, 2006 at 1:44 pm #18868

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I’m glad to hear you found a doctor you can trust. And great news about the Prevacid prescription.

I hope his treatment plan turns things around for her.

November 25, 2006 at 4:33 am #18916

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I’m thinking the anti-histamine and stomach meds are temporary until we alminate all the allergys from her body. I’m not sure though.

I think it is the prevacid making the big difference!

November 25, 2006 at 1:33 pm #18947

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Isn’t it such a great feeling to have a plan! Good for you!!! We find that when Carson eats something he shouldn’t (whether we give it to him in a trial or he finds a piece of shredded cheese on the floor…..), we give him Dimetap (antihistimine and decongestant) and he does much better than without. I give it to him for 2 days and it really helps. I bet your antihistimine will do the trick. It sounds like you are upbeat and ready to push ahead! Good luck to you and your daughter!
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