Satara Posted September 3, 2011 Author Report Posted September 3, 2011 Hello, Is PANDAS affected by diet? We have noticed that food is a huge trigger for Liam's "reactions" ie if his blood sugar is elevated/too low he loses it. He has been tested for diabetes and is fine. Have you tried the GF/CF diet? Any changes? I am sooo tired.
peglem Posted September 3, 2011 Report Posted September 3, 2011 Hello, Is PANDAS affected by diet? We have noticed that food is a huge trigger for Liam's "reactions" ie if his blood sugar is elevated/too low he loses it. He has been tested for diabetes and is fine. Have you tried the GF/CF diet? Any changes? I am sooo tired. My daughter has blood sugar swings as well. I don't know if its PANDAS or something else. Generally speaking, PANDAS seems to make everything disregulated.
Satara Posted September 3, 2011 Author Report Posted September 3, 2011 Hello, Is PANDAS affected by diet? We have noticed that food is a huge trigger for Liam's "reactions" ie if his blood sugar is elevated/too low he loses it. He has been tested for diabetes and is fine. Have you tried the GF/CF diet? Any changes? I am sooo tired. My daughter has blood sugar swings as well. I don't know if its PANDAS or something else. Generally speaking, PANDAS seems to make everything disregulated. Is she on a special diet?
kimballot Posted September 3, 2011 Report Posted September 3, 2011 Satara - if you've not done so already, keep a chart of his behavior, his illnesses, and his meds. You can do a simple rating chart for behavior - pick a few that tend to be problemmatic (ex: sleeps alone at night; gets stuck on particular thought; Has tics; Goes to the bathroom frequently). Each night, rate it as something like 1= Normal (no problem) 1=problems only I would notice 3= problems we could live with 4= problems anyone would notice and we could not live with.... this will help you to make sense of things. The family in BC got treatment. http://www.ctvbc.ctv.ca/servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20110809/bc_pandas_therapy_110809/20110809?hub=BritishColumbiaHome Contact his Mom for help. I can't find contact information for his mom. That is a great idea keeping track of it all. It is too bizarre and maybe it would help the doctors get a clearer picture of what is going on. Thanks I am sending you a PM
peglem Posted September 3, 2011 Report Posted September 3, 2011 Hello, Is PANDAS affected by diet? We have noticed that food is a huge trigger for Liam's "reactions" ie if his blood sugar is elevated/too low he loses it. He has been tested for diabetes and is fine. Have you tried the GF/CF diet? Any changes? I am sooo tired. My daughter has blood sugar swings as well. I don't know if its PANDAS or something else. Generally speaking, PANDAS seems to make everything disregulated. Is she on a special diet? No, we did try GFCF for 4 years- I don't think it helped. We just try to make sure she gets something to eat every hour or so.
Satara Posted September 4, 2011 Author Report Posted September 4, 2011 Is she on a special diet? No, we did try GFCF for 4 years- I don't think it helped. We just try to make sure she gets something to eat every hour or so. We are waiting to hear the results of his allergy/gluten/casein tests. I have no idea what I am going to feed him if he has to go GF/CF and yeast free and keep his blood sugar stable. He doesn't eat any refined flours/processed sugar/preservatives/colorings etc. It's exhausting feeding him and sometimes he refuses to eat and then it's a nightmare.
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