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Take It Through The Hives

So the doctor called me back and said that we should just keep give Ewen the Prozac and add Atterax through the hives, as it is an antihistamine and said that they might go away on their own. I reminded him that Owen didn't do well on the Atterax and asked if Benadryl would be OK instead. He said yes but that he would call me back after looking into it further. He said it is very rare for someone to get hives from Prozac. But that's Ewen for you. He said that Ewen's throat will not close up from the Prozac and he won't go into shock from it. I'm a little wary but he's the doctor so I should trust him.

I took Zoloft a long time ago and it sucked. It got rid of my anxiety but the side effects were miserable and it was very activating for me (made me feel worse until it finally started working). So I guess we will stick with the Prozac for now and keep giving Ewen the tiny doses and see if the hives go away on their own? When he was little he got hives after every bath for 2 months, then they went away. The child was allergic to water (we used organic baby soap with no dies or scents). So who knows.

-Me.

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