Stephres
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- Jul 11, 2004
Guys I would like to post for prayers. My youngest son had some problems back in the spring. He pasted out a few times for no apparent reason. He would get the shakes, goes pale as a ghost and became very weak. We did sugar testing, EKG's, EEG's, allergy testing and he had his tonsils removed (needed to be done anyway). This went on until school let out. Every test came back as normal. Then they just stopped. Went all summer and nothing else. Well a few of weeks ago he had a mild one while staying the night at a friends house, then he started again. Then Friday, Sunday and Tuesday he had them again. This time he has severe headaches with them and nausea. Went to the allergy Dr. today we are going to run more tests but he does not think allergies are the problem. We have an appointment with a sugar and horomones Dr. the end of the month.
He is fine the rest of the time. I am a nervous wreck. I have tons of school work I am behind on, a ton of orders sitting not being worked on, and a Big Give I was suppose to have shipped and have not had the time to find my stupid camera cord so I can take the pictures and show them. I am at my wits end. Thank you for the vent. Let me get back to the mountain of dishes, laundry and everything else I have let go to pot between taking care of my sick child and calling or visiting Dr.s to try to find out WHY he is doing this. Thanks.
Definitely will pray! We went through this when my son was little. He fainted a few times on the playground and at soccer, with nausea and headaches. Exact same symptoms and the doctor sent us for the same tests, which discovered nothing. The cardiologist called it "neurocardiogenic syncope" which just means fainting, lol. He told us to keep him hydrated. We asked his teacher if he could have a small gatorade before PE and we gave him one before soccer and it worked! He hasn't fainted in years. The doctor told us it could come and go, it was rare to see it in a little kid, but they see it in teenagers a lot. We don't take any chances and just try to keep him hydrated! The doctor said even though it is scary to us, it is really harmless to him because he does not stop breathing when he faints. You just have to watch that he doesn't hurt himself when falling. Luckily we haven't had to worry about that in a long time! I hope you get an answer that is easy to manage and harmless for your son too.