So where should be my next step? Back to urologist and request cat scan? To a GI? Not sure where to go from here
From my experience, doctors will sometimes say isomething is normal or will be outgrown, which may happen. If you're willing to keep an open mind and seek answers, you may be able to get sooner relief. Look for a naturopathic doctor, hk practitioner, craniosacral therapist, homeopath. One of those should be able to help you.
From my experience, doctors will sometimes say isomething is normal or will be outgrown, which may happen. If you're willing to keep an open mind and seek answers, you may be able to get sooner relief. Look for a naturopathic doctor, hk practitioner, craniosacral therapist, homeopath. One of those should be able to help you.
I don’t want to take that route tho I appreciate the suggestions. If I were to assume the issue is constipation how do I fix that?
What is the difference between these 2? Which one is better?
So I ended up buying it's no accident first because it was cheaper, but but was not worth it will probably return. The background and info is good but the practical info and how to is outdated. Bought the MOP and it's much better. Much more detailed and clear info.
Also, does anyone have experience with the MOP protocol?
That age they will do it for daytime wetting but not nighttime. You need to go to a good pediatric urologist and they will explain the mop protocol to you. I went to a few urologists because mop wasn’t enough for my dd. But they all recommended it first
I am experiencing the same issue with my daughter. I was told the issue is constipation and that I need to give her miralax daily. That was after I did a 3 day cleanse.
The doctor confirmed this was the issue after an abdominal xray showed that she had consultation.
That age they will do it for daytime wetting but not nighttime. You need to go to a good pediatric urologist and they will explain the mop protocol to you. I went to a few urologists because mop wasn’t enough for my dd. But they all recommended it first
Which pediatric urologist would you recommend in Monsey area or Manhattan?
Did they recommend the oral cleanout part only or also enemas?
I wish you a lot of success with whatever you decide to do. Parasites are awful awful awful. We dealt with it for quite a while.
So I'm dealing with parasites also. I have treated with different kinds of natural things in the past and twice with medication in the last few months. With all of them it worked (except for cina) but after a short time we were back to square one. Their only symptom is the daytime wetting, and for my daughter redness in the area.
And the continued bedwetting. They were both dry for some time shortly after toilet training so I know its not a genetic or anatomy issue, but it's been years since. One is 5 years old the other is almost 4.
All this is really really frustrating.
I was thinking maybe it's constipation that's creating a good habitat for the pinworms to thrive.
Amother Fern you seem to have experience with this. Any ideas? Any recommendation for a practitioner in the Monsey area? I don't have extra money to spend but I really need this resolved.
Idk I’m in Lakewood. They said enemas for the first week and then miralax everyday.
Hmm because Dr hodges protocol is daily for a month or until dry day and night for a week, then tapering over 2 months, and to start at the beginning if there is any relapse. (In addition to mirilax/magnesium the whole time and exlax if necessary) and the enemas are not free. Reusable is much cheaper but also more of a hassle.
I feel it's a huge undertaking - do it with 2 kids when have another toddler, and a baby in a few months iy"h. I wish I had neviah to know if it's what they need... at least I'll know that after all that it will at least be resolved!
Hmm because Dr hodges protocol is daily for a month or until dry day and night for a week, then tapering over 2 months, and to start at the beginning if there is any relapse. (In addition to mirilax/magnesium the whole time and exlax if necessary) and the enemas are not free. Reusable is much cheaper but also more of a hassle.
I feel it's a huge undertaking - do it with 2 kids when have another toddler, and a baby in a few months iy"h. I wish I had neviah to know if it's what they need... at least I'll know that after all that it will at least be resolved!
Right they didn’t feel daily enema for that amount of time was necessary. Did you get the scan to confirm constipation?
Miralax is also not free btw. Price has gone up a lot lately. It’s pretty shocking.
So I'm dealing with parasites also. I have treated with different kinds of natural things in the past and twice with medication in the last few months. With all of them it worked (except for cina) but after a short time we were back to square one. Their only symptom is the daytime wetting, and for my daughter redness in the area.
And the continued bedwetting. They were both dry for some time shortly after toilet training so I know its not a genetic or anatomy issue, but it's been years since. One is 5 years old the other is almost 4.
All this is really really frustrating.
I was thinking maybe it's constipation that's creating a good habitat for the pinworms to thrive.
Amother Fern you seem to have experience with this. Any ideas? Any recommendation for a practitioner in the Monsey area? I don't have extra money to spend but I really need this resolved.
So I'm dealing with parasites also. I have treated with different kinds of natural things in the past and twice with medication in the last few months. With all of them it worked (except for cina) but after a short time we were back to square one. Their only symptom is the daytime wetting, and for my daughter redness in the area.
And the continued bedwetting. They were both dry for some time shortly after toilet training so I know its not a genetic or anatomy issue, but it's been years since. One is 5 years old the other is almost 4.
All this is really really frustrating.
I was thinking maybe it's constipation that's creating a good habitat for the pinworms to thrive.
Amother Fern you seem to have experience with this. Any ideas? Any recommendation for a practitioner in the Monsey area? I don't have extra money to spend but I really need this resolved.
I keep my kid on cina for now. I don't know what else to do. Meanwhile I'm taking dc for craniosacral therapy and hoping that will help resolve the issue for good.
You're right, there's usually a reason that the body is holding onto the worms and they keep returning. Constipation could be a reason but sometimes it's a result of the worms. You have to figure out why.
I don't really know rMonsey but I've heard that penina hauer is very good.
