Sorry it has been so long since the last update. We have been going to lots of doctor appointments and just buisy with it being holiday season.
Since the last update we have seen a a few doctors. First, Peyton was able to finally be circumsized. Let me be the first to tell you, if you don't have it done at the hospital when they are still too young to know what's going on it is horrible. He was perfectly fine when we got him back then about 2 minutes later there was a horrifying look and he screamed like to other scream. Since then when he wakes up he gets really scared if he does not see someone he recognizes. Things did go well though. Also the genetist did not find anything wrong with Peyton genetically, praise God. However, they did see some spots on his Renal Ultrasound indicating possible kidney stones, so they referred him to the renal specialist. Two weeks ago now, we saw the renal specialist and he confired they were NOT kidney stones, merley calcium spots that should go away over time. The doctors thought maybe Peyton's calcium extrection in his urine was a possible reason to his having rickets. The doctor does not have the full results back on Peyton yet but says there is not a renal issues contriubuting to his rickets. So he is sending us back to the Endocrinologist. Hopefull
y one day we will have the answer to why he has rickets and what can be done to correct it. They all just keep saying they think it might just be prematurity and if that's the case it should correct itself over time. Let's hope for that. In the next two weeks Peyton will see the Endocrin, the Genetisist and the Cardiologist since they thought they may have seen on the NICU a small hole in his heart but Peyton was too small to really be able to tell. He did get his second RSV/sentigen injection last week as well. We will keep you updated as we get results.
y one day we will have the answer to why he has rickets and what can be done to correct it. They all just keep saying they think it might just be prematurity and if that's the case it should correct itself over time. Let's hope for that. In the next two weeks Peyton will see the Endocrin, the Genetisist and the Cardiologist since they thought they may have seen on the NICU a small hole in his heart but Peyton was too small to really be able to tell. He did get his second RSV/sentigen injection last week as well. We will keep you updated as we get results.Peyton is now 5 months old as of yesterday and we thank GOD for his growth and giving him to us for 5 months! Thank you all for the continued prayers, we love ya'll.
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