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Good luck Ana!! you must be soooo worried! Hope you find out what's bothering poor little josef soon.
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Me too! Thanks guys!
Bloody nappy again this morning, I feel like crying every time! I dread changing him because I don't know what I will find and I get so excited if there is no blood and think it is getting better!!
I read that it takes 2 to 3 weeks for the dairy to realy get out of my system so I will have to stick to it at least that long!! I had a craving for a glass of milk yesterday!! I NEVER drink glasses of milk, just because I couldn't have it!! hee hee hee
I am off to the supermarket today to get some soy milk and some dairy free bread etc. At least I might lose some weight as I am like Wallace and Grommit when it comes to cheese, mmmmmmmmmmmm
I will definitely ring the paed on Thursday, I thought they would want to find out too Roksana, but they don't seem worried at the hospital at all. Good sign I suppose but for them it is something they see every day and don't realise that it is really scary for the parents!!

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Hey Ana, I finally caught up with this thread...

Maya was allergic to dairy but no one told me to give up dairy when I was bf so she got sicker and sicker and eventually ended up in hospital where I was *encouraged* (read INSTRUCTED!) to give up BF and put her on prescription formula.

If I had only known that giving up dairy myself would have helped the problem I would never have stopped feeding (BTW she was 10 mths at this stage, her weight loss/funny poos etc. started around 16 weeks).

A dairy free diet is not that tough. Lite Licks icecream is dairy free, the only biscuits that are are Gingernuts as Maria has said. They do say on the label that they contain milk, but this is only a recent change due to stricter labelling laws, our dietician has assured us they are fine.

Most breads are dairy free apart from some of the really heavy Vogels, Burgen or grain breads, Olivani spread is dairy free (the only margarine that is), soy yoghurt, soy milk (rice milk tastes nicer tho), avoid soy cheese tho as it contains casein which is dairy protein.

Rice crackers (only the plain ones tho as some of the flavours contain milk in the flavouring), Chicken Crimpy Shapes crackers (the only Shapes that are dairy free, in an orange box).

Hope this gives you some ideas to start with. Avoiding peanuts is probably a good idea too as a high percentage of kids with dairy/gluten/egg allergy are also allergic to peanut.

Just a thought too, has he been tested for Coeliac (gluten intolerance). That can be a cause of bloody bowel motions, Maya was tested for it but thankfully negative.

PM me if you need any more ideas, this has been my life for 2 years so I am getting pretty good at it
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Thank you so much!! I haven't had the doc. say to go dairy free as they seem to want to wait, for what I don't know. I am just doing it on my own initiative because I want to try anything to help my wee man. I am going to ring the Paed. today and tell her I want him tested for Dairy, Peanut and now I can add Gluten! I just hope it is something that can be fixed, but the symptoms are exactly like a food allergy going by what I have found on the internet. I really don't want to stop b/f and it will be the last thing I do, I guess if everything else has no affect.

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Make sure they do the actual coeliac test tho, as you can be allergic to wheat (gluten) but not have coeliac and vice versa.
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Ok I will write it down! Thanks so much!

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