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all over rash

Taz's Mom — Sun, 30 Jul 2006 10:07:19 +0000

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Looks like an all over rash this time. He has the worst spots on his neck and lower back. He has been running naked for 2 days b/c he can’t stand clothing on his skin. It’s a shame…poor baby has such an itch going. It is kept to a minimum with the psorzema and cocoa butter, but he is still uncomfortable. He has heat rash on top of that and allergies are kicking his butt. He has had a bad cough from the tree pollen in the area. We have barely been going outside at all because of the heat, pollen, and mosquitoes. He is so allergic to the mosquitoes. As soon as he gets bit the area begins to swell and redden. I kept him from going camping because of his recent break out with rash and this cough.

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heat rash & eczema

Taz's Mom — Mon, 05 Jun 2006 10:06:01 +0000

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His heat rash has begun in a more severe way. A few days ago I noticed a pink prickly looking rash near his neck. He kept scratching at it. Then I showed it to my mother who said it looked like heat rash. I compared it to his father’s and his grandfather’s and low and behold it’s the heat rash in full form. It has spread *as of today’s tantrum* all down his back and stomach, and a bit on each shoulder. He also has a patch of eczema trying to develop on the inner side of his elbow and his scalp in the usual spot. The Psorzema is good for all that stuff so I am glad. He stays itchy longer with the heat rash than the eczema, though. Gonna be a touch and go season I see.

new home, new problems

Taz's Mom — Tue, 04 Apr 2006 12:04:31 +0000

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I have found that my son’s eczema really does react to water quality. Since moving, we have had to switch from the hard city water to spring water. It has made all the difference in the world! He had a huge outbreak from his buttocks down the backs of his legs, his neck, a few spots on his front thighs, and his scalp was starting again. I switched the water and used the Psorzema and now his skin is nearly back to his version of normal. I’m glad that I caught it and he is no longer suffering. He was so itchy at first. If fish can’t live on this hard water, neither should we.

mild winter helps us out

Taz's Mom — Mon, 23 Jan 2006 19:01:35 +0000

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I am glad that our winter has been mostly devoid of winter weather. He only has pea sized patches of eczema on his thighs right now. We still have to buy some more Psorzema, but for now he is alright. I am glad that he is doing so well.

Progress!

Taz's Mom — Sat, 15 Oct 2005 17:10:06 +0000

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Since my last entry, we have barely had any flare ups. His legs are close to normal color and with a minimal amount of raised bumps. He hasn’t been scratching at all. He is doing so well! I cannot believe how much better he has been. We have cut salt and all casein products in his diet. He is back on soy milk. He can use our regular detergent and his skin doesn’t become irritated. I am so glad that we have taken this route. He is a happier, sweeter kid for it.

breaking out a bit

Taz's Mom — Wed, 07 Sep 2005 11:09:20 +0000

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So with the change in season he is beginning to break out some again. He has begun to scratch his legs and inner arm. As long as I keep on top of it, he is fine. I just have to continuously watch him. I am using the Psorzema followed by the Eucerin. I have begun to put magnesium into his drink every day. I pray that it doesn’t get any worse than this.
I have also discovered that if I have milk and let any of my saliva touch him, he will break out from the traces. You know how you automatically wipe something of your kid’s face with your finger and your *yes* spit? Well I did that after I had eaten a bowl of cereal and he broke out in mini hives in the area I touched. I put the anti itch cream on them. They were gone in a matter of minutes. I have to more careful than I ever thought now.

update on status

Taz's Mom — Mon, 08 Aug 2005 16:06:25 +0000

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Looks like we have conquered the eczema beast! He still has some heat rash and some itching. Mostly we have no problems .. we barely use the lotion now. It’s amazing! We will continue with magnesium about every other day. Hope to be getting flaxseed oil soon. Still using the apple cider vinegar, especially in his hair. It has done wonders!

magnesium day 12, 13

Taz's Mom — Tue, 02 Aug 2005 12:48:45 +0000

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Yes we missed another dose yesterday….dang it! I was here, but I was in a meeting and his father didn’t know that I didn’t give him the dose so there you go. Totally refuse to miss it today. He is still in remissive stages of the eczema and heat rash at this point. Very few spots left to scratch. He has one behind his knee and still a bit on his neck. Other than that, he is pretty much “cured”.

Magnesium day 10, 11

Taz's Mom — Sun, 31 Jul 2005 22:58:45 +0000

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Yesterday was day 10. He missed his dose again because we were out. I cannot take the magnesium with us as it has to be refridgerated. He experienced hardly any itching at all yesterday. I only had to put lotion on him right after his shower.

Today (Day 11) his rashes are all inverted. He has not scratched anything but his neck today, and that was only twice. His skin feels soft and supple. His heat rash has receded as well. He is still getting random hives as the toxins work out of his system.

magnesium day 9

Taz's Mom — Fri, 29 Jul 2005 22:38:57 +0000

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Ok so today he started out not having a movement for nearly 24 hours.

Now, he has water diarrhea.

He broke out in a few hives on his stomach today for no apparent reason… I knew that the diarrhea would come soon. Hours later I heard that telltale growl in his bowel….

eww that rhymed.

I bought white vinegar today so I can add it to his wash and make sure his clothes are truly clean.

On another note:
never thought I would be sitting here typing about bowels and diarrhea…the love of a mother. I tell ya.