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Topic: Any anesthesia concerns for little ones?

Catgirl
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A family member is about to have surgery, and I can't remember what or which anesthesia should or should not be used. I vaguely remember reading something about it re autistic children. Does anyone remember this, or have any suggestions?

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surprise
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It is believed that if a MTHFR gene or genes are present
(C677T or A1298C)

then perhaps Nitrous Oxide should not be used.

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positive Bartonella henselae Igenex, 2011.
low positive Fry biofilm test, 2012.
Update 7/16- After extensive treatments,
doing okay!

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Catgirl
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Thanks Surprise!

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Looking
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Catgirl:

This may be the article you were wanting. At any rate it is very in-depth and useful whether you have autism or not as it lists some ways to help your body detox from anesthetics.

http://www.mmsautism.org/images/documents/Anesthesia%20and%20the%20Autistic%20Child

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Looking
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You can also use homeopathics to help the body deal with anesthetics. They do not interfere with the drugs.

http://www.homeopathyworld.com/blog/homeopathy-and-surgery/

Medical facility even supports use of homeopathics as "entirely safe".

http://bidmc.org/YourHealth/HolisticHealth/Homeopathy.aspx?ChunkID=38342

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Catgirl
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Thanks Looking! :)

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