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lucky81698 · 06-14-2005, 06:45 PM

Thanks Amber. He is 6. It seems to have been getting worse. His regular doctor suggested he take Tums and he has been doing that. It was the ENT that suggested that he see a GI specialist. I am just hoping he doesn't have to drink any of that chalky stuff that my husband did when he was around 12. He has the same thing. Actually I have it too. Last year my voice was so scratchy for months I could barely talk but my throat didn't hurt and I felt fine. After like 3 trips to the doctor I decided to go to my ENT who said it was from reflux during the night and prescribed Nexium. Haven't had a problem since. I didn't realize they made stuff like that in baby/kid strength. Glad to hear that it really works and helped your son. Thanks for the information

Jan

06-14-2005, 06:45 PM	#10 (permalink)
lucky81698 Jetgirls Ol' School Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: 1 Posts: 886 Recipes: Thanks: 1 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts	Re: How do I get her to SLEEP!!!##@@$#@#@ Thanks Amber. He is 6. It seems to have been getting worse. His regular doctor suggested he take Tums and he has been doing that. It was the ENT that suggested that he see a GI specialist. I am just hoping he doesn't have to drink any of that chalky stuff that my husband did when he was around 12. He has the same thing. Actually I have it too. Last year my voice was so scratchy for months I could barely talk but my throat didn't hurt and I felt fine. After like 3 trips to the doctor I decided to go to my ENT who said it was from reflux during the night and prescribed Nexium. Haven't had a problem since. I didn't realize they made stuff like that in baby/kid strength. Glad to hear that it really works and helped your son. Thanks for the information Jan