Phosphorus-- Behavior Problems

Hello,

I have been medicating my 5 yr old son with 6C Phosphorus, 3 times a day. We have been giving him the phos. with the hope of alleviating his many allergies, both food and seasonal. He appears to fit the constitutional description of phos. He is usually a cheerful, generous, easygoing child, physically on the lean side. He suffers from many food allergies, including to eggs, peanuts, treenuts, and sesame. If he is exposed to any of these foods, he experiences hives, swelling, itching, and potentially anaphylactic shock. Also, he suffers from springtime seasonal allergies to tree pollen. His symptoms to these include a runny nose, sneezing, coughing, facial swelling, especially his eyelids. His left eye seems to be more affected than his right. Often, when he exerts himself physically, he becomes winded and has difficulty breathing for a while (although he has never been diagnosed with asthma.) His physical symptoms to the seasonal allergies appear to be under control-- however, his behavior has been uncharacteristic of him lately. Although he is usually obedient, recently he does not listen to our requests and needs to be told repeatedly what to do and has been quite belligerent. Could this be an affect of the Phosphorus? If so, what course of action should I take? Thanks so much for your advice, Jean