See a professional!

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I think the best advice is to get a diagnosis from a medical professional (and perhaps you can find one well versed in integrative/alternative medicine). Mainstream doctors are usually very good at diagnosis - it is when they begin to treat everything via prescription that most of the problems arise, though in the case of Scarlett fever there is likely some tried and true mainstream medications.

One should always remember that for the most part we are not medical professionals here and whatever we say must be considered guesswork and opinion, especially since we are not there in person and communicating via forum messages.

There is no substitute for a professional diagnosis - I would not take a chance if it were me and I don't think you should either.

oleander soup , "Kelly DiBacco" <mkasj wrote:>> Hi ,> > I too have come up with the same information. Her rash is on her cheeks and her upper chest now. I am following yours and Tony's advice. I am a bit nervous. I will keep you posted.> > Thanks,> Kelly> - > May > oleander soup > Wednesday, December 03, 2008 12:00 AM> Re: strep throat/Kelly> > > Rash on her face? Is it anywhere else? Could she have Scarlet Fever by chance? > > Follow the advice that Tony gave Shanthi for strep throat. Lots of colloidal silver.> > Also, let me know about the rash, if it stays on her face, travels throughout the body, bumps, anything.> > Hugs,> > > >

 

Kelly DiBacco" mkasj@ wrote:> >> > , > > > > Thank you for the advice. Ihave been using a store bought colloidal silver for now. This morning I ordered from Utopia using the code. (thanks for the info). What is making me so nercous is the rash on her face. It was better after her chiropractic adjustment this afternoon, but has returned. I am looking forward to the Utopia arriving. Again, much thanks.> > > > Kelly> >>