This.

Any respectable practitioner would have gone one at a time. Only way to know, well except for allergy test that actual doctors would do.
And ftr I wouldn't call antibiotics "unknown substances". And I'm all for less medication
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Have they done an actual culture of the infection? (hint: this had to be done prior to taking antibiotics for the infection, at diagnosis iirc)

Only way the docs know if the antibody it's the correct one.

Seems a better idea than just taking shit out of the child's diet
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This thread would be cooler with we replaced the final "n" with an "s" and filled this thread with pictures of glorious womens' glutes!

What's the "hint" for. They've only done one culture and it came back as an "unknown ,possible" bacteria. That was the last time. They said it was viral the whole time and then said it could be a bacterial infection so they gave us the antibiotics. Then she got a ear infection. More antibiotics, then another infection, more antibiotics. In the nicest way I can ask, please refrain from talking about this subject like I haven't been going through it for the past 9 months.

no offense, but IMO you might not be going about it in the manner most likely to get the issues resolved.

Not like I haven't been dealing with these issues for eleven years, with a child who can't communicate when and what is going on.

One culture after multiple infections that came back unknown?

Not flying over here.

But whatever, just take anything it COULD be out of their diet and make them have dietary issues possibly for life, that's the ticket
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Oh and no reason to be nice if you don't want to, I'm a big boy
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