Birth Defect from GW ... Melissa shares about her Nephew
Spinal cord problems in children of Gulf war?
| My brother served in the
Persian Gulf. He came back with all the symptoms of Gulf War Syndrome.
He has had 3 children. The middle child, his only boy, has had a
constant struggle to stay healthy his whole life. ( colds, flu, ear
infections etc.) He couldn't sit up. Can't walk, complains of pain in
legs and foot, weighs only 23lbs., has severely crossed eyes and doesn't
say a word. He can hear, he just doesn't talk. He was recently diagnosed
with a Syrinx...?? ( a cyst in the spinal cord caused by brain fluid
leaking). My question is has anyone else out there encountered this same disease??
There seems to be no other explanation. |
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there anyone with information about infertility? My husband and I had a
child a year after he came home but now he can not? is there anyone with
this problem need some info pleeeeease Gee Oct, 1999 Gee <peewee907@aol.com> |
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Check into spontaneous infertility - Immune system attacking sperm |
| I had four strong sons from a previous marriage. I married a GWV and miscarried three. After testing on the outside sector, it was determined that my body was fighting off a foreign body of sorts. Patty Pringle icequeennw@aol.com |
| My husband and I also have unexplained infertility. My husband was a tanker in the gulf. We have had 5 miscarriages in the last 6 years. We have had semen analysis that show 76% of his sperm are severely amorphous. But getting pregnant is not our problem, we have trouble staying pregnant. The doctors told use that there is something wrong with the babies and they die before 3 mos. We are now having chromosome testing done. My test have come back normal for basic chromosome testing but his is still pending at this time. I don't know what to really ask for or what to look for.....I am not sure the doctors do either. My husband has some GW symptoms: short term memory loss (BAD), his leg twitches (restless leg syndrome maybe), wt loss, severe acne on his back-chest-arms-neck-face-upper legs (the acne is small in size but large in numbers and it is deep in his skin with hard skin shells covering it). He went to the dr. in Germany after he returned from the gulf and was told he had prostatitis from ph imbalance due to climate changes. He has also seen a urologist here for prostatitis once. He has taken lots of oral medication and topical medication for the acne...nothing touches it. We are still hoping to find answers to his symptoms. If anyone has any thoughts on this please e-mail us @ kenwen2@ivillage.com Thank you! Wendy |
Infertility? Check into spontaneous infertility
Immune system attacking sperm
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... helps in any way? |
| Dr Rea's Clinic comments, "We feel ozone therapy is very risky as it produces free radicals which can cause cellular damage. We use nutrients, CoQ10, B vitamins and Taurine. We also add Phosphatidyl Choline and Serine to IV therapy." |
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Do not take Accutane, it has a butylated inert ingredient
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Accutane harm - butyl component!
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Repost March 3, 2006