bulbar palsy in 3yr old - new diagnosis.. Any advice?
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hello my three year old has just been diagnosed with isolated bulbar palsy. I'm trying to understand what the implications are, can anyone help me with this? His main symptoms are lack of tongue movement, meaning problems with some speech, messy eating as slow swallowing and can't 'tidy' with his food and most significantly constant drooling. Any advice, or shared experiences would be much appreciated - feel very alone
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I am fighting with a movement disorder myself , for a while I woke up with my right arm and leg constantly shaking, my arm though was the worst! I recently made changes to my diet eating 80% organic steamed or raw vegetables as well as fruit, stopped eating sugar , cakes and pies, which I love . I've also aliminated dairy products like milk cheese, no packaged foods no chicken no beef, just fish and omega three supplements, I have seen a tremendous change in the way I feel and when I wake up in the morning very little shaking ! This diet I've only been on for a week now I was told that it's the best thing for movement disorders..... And that I should stay on it until disorder goes away! Which could take sometime ! Now I said all that to suggest that maybe something in your child's diet is causing problems with his health, I am no expert , but I've raised four kids and know how frustrating it can be when it comes to their health and well being ! I pray that you find the answers that you seek! And hopefully soon! GOD SPEED AND GOD BLESS YOU AND YOURS!
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