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concretegurl · 10-12-2012, 11:52 AM

Elvis' seozures are irregular to what I thought a typical seizure was, sometimes he just spaces out and or walks around 'drunk like'.

I'm so sorry he is dealing with this so much for this tough lil guy.

He may be swallowing too muvh bacteria and need intracenious antibiotics.

Definately no toys unless you sterile them and he has them a clean area. Oral infections can quickly go right to the blood or brain nothing to mess around with IMHO.

I hope this clears up quickly.

Can he eat garlic or more importantly will he?

Its great topical quickly absorbed natural antibiotic in conjunction with pharmaceutical antibiotics.

Oh yeah when a tooth is about to abscess its not uncommon the surrounding gums get an infection this why thesr blood blisters happen literally the gum tissue is dying blood is coming in but collecting in an infected area.

Maybe using coconut oil as a mouth cleanser will help a lot in the future.

10-12-2012, 11:52 AM	#27
concretegurl Between♥Suspensions Donating Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Vaissades Posts: 7,979	Elvis' seozures are irregular to what I thought a typical seizure was, sometimes he just spaces out and or walks around 'drunk like'. I'm so sorry he is dealing with this so much for this tough lil guy. He may be swallowing too muvh bacteria and need intracenious antibiotics. Definately no toys unless you sterile them and he has them a clean area. Oral infections can quickly go right to the blood or brain nothing to mess around with IMHO. I hope this clears up quickly. Can he eat garlic or more importantly will he? Its great topical quickly absorbed natural antibiotic in conjunction with pharmaceutical antibiotics. Oh yeah when a tooth is about to abscess its not uncommon the surrounding gums get an infection this why thesr blood blisters happen literally the gum tissue is dying blood is coming in but collecting in an infected area. Maybe using coconut oil as a mouth cleanser will help a lot in the future. __________________ Shan & 8 kids now! Last edited by concretegurl; 10-12-2012 at 11:55 AM.