I'm still new, but quickly learning lots of new medical terminology, so forgive me if this doesn't make sense. Xrays showed she actually had an extra vertabra in the top portion of her neck (8 rather than 7), which alone doesn't really mean anything, just rare. The very top of her spine, C1 and C2, are not curved the correct way. He believes this combined with the extra vertabra is putting extra pressure on the spinal cord and could possibly be a result of suppressing the immune system and controling some of the behaviors since this is the area sending messages in and out of the brain. It can be adjusted in about 3 weeks. He also works with lots of other kids, adhd and autisic and said he has had success in improving behaviors there. My daughter is neither and luckly hasn't shown signs of either since this hit us. At this point, I'm kinda thinking it can't hurt to have her adjusted back inline.
Most of her symptoms are still tactile sensitivity related. She went through the whole excessive wiping and constantly feeling wet after urinating and still battles with that, but on a lesser scale. She also had a big problem with feeling like she couldn't stop urinating once she went and was afraid to get off the potty. This has gotten better w/ antibiotics, but came back over the weekend when we introduced a probiotic (Florastor). I have since removed it from her supplement list and she seems to be getting better again. She also had severe aggression, tantrums and some suicidal thoughts, but these pretty much deminished once we started antibiotics.
She says she still feels sad from time-to time and doesn't know why, has trouble falling asleep or getting comfortable at night, dark circles still remain under her eyes, seperation anxiety, regression/baby talk and some small movement/ocd things (Milk maid grip, finger movements,chewing on clothes or hair)- these come and go. For the most part she is getting better, she is just still not the same.
I am concerned about having her on long term antibiotics - plus I have noticed they are starting to stain her teeth, but at this point I feel like it is the only thing keeping her stable.