My son is 11 and he has astma do we have any home raedy medication ?
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Hello there I grew up with astma.  You can have your son drink warm coffee. You can also brethe in to a paper bag.  when it starts to cool down at night and when its too hot is when you will see him havin problems.  So just tell him not to over do it. when he feels short of breath he needs to stop and rest.  Hope I helped.
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Be careful about medications as they create severe reations and gut problems. There are some enzyme that have been helping Autisic children that you should look into that are natural and effective. \n\nPeptizyde and HN-Zyme Prime appear to help the body metabolize glutens and therefore alow neurotransmitters to fire more efficiently. There is a support group for parents with children with Autism that are focusing on using these enzymes. I would highly suggest you join this group to discover how these enzymes can help your son.\n\nA gluten free diets and dairy free diet will also help with many Autism for gut and digestion problems.\n\nA multivitamin with B-3, B-6, Magnesium, and Zinc will also help.\n\nI would also like to suggest eliminating all sugary drinks and have your son drink six glasses of distilled water each day. Also switch from refined salt to unrefined sea salt for\nbetter mineralization. This will help with gut and digestion problems and help with metablolizing food.\n\nHug Therapy also has excellent result. Get everyone who has regukar contact with your son to hug him regularly.\nYou should also consider putting a very heavy blnket over your childs legs to keep them still so they can focus and prevent them from out of control behavior. It is comforting and helpful.Dolphin Therapy is supposed to have a significant impact on children with Autism.\n\nPeptizyde and HN-Zyme Prime. Of 260 total respondents using these products for at least 3 weeks, 235 (90%) reported positive results, 14 (6%) reported negative results, and 11 (4%) reported inconclusive results.\n• Significant improvements were seen in eye contact, language, humor, foods tolerated, digestion, stools/bowels, Significant decreases were seen in aggression, hyperness, anxiety, self-stimming, self-injurious behavior, pain, and headaches among others.\nhttp://curezone.com/forums/m.asp?f=54&i=438\n\n"Educating Instead of Medicating" puts you in the drivewr's seat. It is your choice...
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well sometimes there is the need to use meds my son was on Ritalin i would have him seen by several others 4 there opinion teachers r quick to point out add-adhd it seems now days they used to not med until 3 or 4th grade u need more opinions or mom can keep him home put him in 1st grade next yr not alot of folks know this but in most states kinder is not mandatory good luck and i know what Ur going thru
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Anybody who has Kids as a Homeopath I will advise them to use ARSENICUM ALBUM 200 three drops of it in a sip of water will stop it from becoming full fledged flu if given as soon as a kid starts sneezing and you know its gonna develop into Flu just three drops will do the trick !\nA STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE !\n\nTake care and God Bless you !\nFeel Free to ask me Homeopathic remedies whenever you need to.
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Poor thing. Hopefully the chemist is open by now. For the skin I used Aloe Vera Bio Active Gel on my kids, as well as calamine. Cool baths helped. Piriton for the itch. Not sure about the mouth, but you could try ice pops. And lots of calpol/nurofen of course. Hope he's over the worst soon. Hang on in there.
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Make him take the Homeopathic Remedy PHOSPHORUS 200 three drops in a sip of water once a day for a week and let me know if it made a difference !\nTake care and God Bless !
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Buy some Ocean drops at the pharmacy.  It's just a simple nasal spray saline solution.  Have your son spray his nose every night before bed and several times during the day.\nSpontaneous nosebleeds can be a symptom of a more serious problem, so if the saline spray does not help, talk to your doctor.
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You should try Gold Bond powder....it works for my son.
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At 9 months old pretty much all the medication is labeled as "consult doctor first".  Not until after 2 should you really start following label directions without a doctor's advice.\n\nSo my advice would be make an appointment with her pediatrician for as early as you can today.\n\nOther than that keep her warm but not over bundled.  Use layers.  Offer her lots of liquids, extra juice and water.  Run a humidifier if you can.
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I am not sure of this 100%. But you can take a look for yourself.\n\nI suffer from ADD. I have been on pills, but would rather just deal with it. Good Luck to your son.
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Those previous answers were inadequate.  If you think the antidepressants are helping, then keep taking them.  If you do have to take them the rest of your life, then so what?  I am sure you would rather have energy and willpower to deal with your son than just give up.  A lot of people take these meds to stay "normal", and if you have to also, then so be it.  Your son needs you to feel like yourself, and so do you.  I say congrats for trying and thinking of him instead of just thinking about yourself.
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My child was diagnosed with this condition. Conventional medical experts pushed medications and said they would be for life.  Go the alternative road.  THere is NO harm in trying.  All of my son's symptoms disappeared when we treated food and environmental allergies.  Get and read the following 2 books used from Amazon: 1. IS THis Your Child, Doris Rapp, MD 2. Food Allergy Cure, Ellen Cutler, MD   Just do it!  You will be glad you didi!
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go to webmd...thy have list of all meds.. and there uses..
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first of all you should go see a mental health doctor. they can diagnos you if you do in deed have a.d.d. my son was diagnosed at 5 yr old and is now 11 years old . its nothing to be ashamed of.. no matter what people say...he took meds for almost 5 years and now does not . . he is a very senitive ,bright, energetic.creative and very smart.but he struggles every day.its nothing to be scared of its not a disease..it just means you have to focus and work harder . thats all. if you end up on meds and you feel drugged or doped -up  . tell your doctor because that means its not the right medicine for you.there are lots of meds on the market 1 of them is bound to work for you if you and your mom decide to go that route.. hope ive helped
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I just emailed you! Lol! I have a 7 year old with autism who is on a gluten free/casein free diet. He is EXTREMELY hyperactive. Before I put him on the diet (he was almost 3) he would be even MORE hyper after eating foods with milk, and would have these crazy laughing spells. He already bounces off the walls, but it was obviously more so with the milk products, not to mention the stools he would have after eating them. I was changing like 10 pull ups a day. He would not even touch milk after I took him off of the bottle but he was addicted to cheese, and cereals/crackers with wheat in them.  AFTER I put him on the diet, within a matter of only a couple of weeks, he just stopped peeing on himself. Period, including at night. So to me I related that directly to the diet. I have wanted to give up on the diet sometimes, but you know, every time I let him have some foods which he normally doesn't have, he acts even more hyper than usual, and if you knew my son you would find that hard to believe! Lol! I have considered Feingold as well as vitamin therapy(B6 and Magnesium), but with my financial situation and stress level, any more changes would just be really hard for me to enforce right now. I also had completely takem him off of sugar for a long time, but I have caved and so he has it every now and then. I can't really tell if it affects his behavior or not. I am still looking for a solution that works, I am just kind of burned out by the trial and error of it all!
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it is not just your son who needs to be seen through this\ncrisis, the whole family suffers .I have experience with my boy and adhd.\n\nin one way as he is only 14yrs old you still are in time to seek help\n\ni received so much support from a website  the link is below that i would recommend this to anyone in your circumstances.\nThere is a Dr who gives free medical advice, and loads of people to offer you the advice and support ,that you so clearly need.
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My child is three, and autistic, and has sleep issues, too. I use products from Melaleuca, the one that helps him has chamomile, so you could try that. You can buy chamomile tea at any store. If he doesn't like the taste of it, make it up then mix it with juice, or whatever you give him to drink. Just don't let him see you do it. What I use helps him sleep, but doesn't knock him out, I even give it to him during the day to help calm his tantruming.