My nine year old daughter has constant stomach aches, could you let me know what you find out?
Thanks!
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17hens
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thanks, 2roads.
i will try to remember, joahsark. the problem is remembering... please remind me if i forget to remember
i'm happy to share what i learn on here. this site and these people are so amazing!
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17hens, how old is your daughter? Is she done growing? If she has had regular check-ups her primary doctor they should be able to predict about how tall she should be based on her growth chart. X-rays of the legs can verify when she is done growing.
I say all that because if your daughter is done growing her doctor might consider treating her with Levaquin. It is used in children younger than 18 but only as a last resort because the risks are greater when they are still growing.
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17hens
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No she's not. She's 14 and just grew 3/4 of an inch since March. She's 5'7.75" now.
Good thought though. I didn't know that was the reason with the age limit.
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Dr J has good results with cipro for bart for the kids from what I am told. Maybe zith too?
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17hens
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joahsark, did you see the thread that contained info for ginger juice?
lots of good info! I'm going to try the ginger root first as I think it'll be easier to get daughter to swallow then cabbage juice.
If you try something, let me know how it goes!
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When I was taking doxy I had acid reflux and I found that taking apple cider vinegar (with the mother) eliminated it. You can use it as salad dressing with some olive oil.
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