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Old 06-05-2012, 10:00 AM
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Originally Posted by mrsD View Post
I am not finding much on PN and cephalosporins either.

Perhaps only if there is an allergic reaction. Allergic reactions set off histamine and inflammatory cytokines which attack tissues in the body. So that is always possible that PN would be one form of damage.

However all antibiotics are capable of damaging mitochondria to some extent research is finding. Cephalosporins work on bacteria in a way similar to amoxicillin, and amox has been implicated in mito damage in autistic children. Not proven yet, but implicated.
My son is autism-spectrum, and he had a violent allergic reaction to amoxicillin as a toddler. His hands and feet swelled up like balloons. He was, and is, allergic to many things.
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