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Another theory about allergies
By Joanne on Mon, 02-09-04, 19:57
Another theory about allergies:
[url="http://www.cnn.com/2004/HEALTH/parenting/02/09/fevers.allergies.reut/index.html"]http://www.cnn.com/2004/HEALTH/parenting/02/09/fevers.allergies.reut/index.html[/url]
By momma2boys on Mon, 02-09-04, 23:44
I just posted this in media today, didnt realize it was here.
Amy, I agree, my boys are an exception too. I remember taking my oldest to the ER as a baby with a fever of 104.7. Still has allergies.
By TraceyJ on Sat, 02-14-04, 23:21
Interesting. My poor kid had several bad fevers as an infant, and actually suffered from febrile convulsions about a week after the PA diagnosis. That's about the time I had to get on Zoloft!
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Hoo boy, is my family the exception to [b]that[/b] rule, LOL!
Amy