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A fluke perhaps?? Day 1 of dairy free...

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wangle99 · 14/02/2010 20:31

Further to your advice about removing dairy from DS to see what happens he has been dairy free today... (much to his disgust lol).

No diarrhoea
No stinky wind (and when I say stinky I mean clear a room stinky!)

One bout of stomach pain mid afternoon.

Hmm a fluke or perhaps the beginning of an answer?

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DeirdreB · 14/02/2010 22:05

Fingers crossed. Hopefully you will get some pointers which will allow you to go back to the professionals for more testing / info!!

PixieOnaLeaf · 15/02/2010 14:20

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tatt · 16/02/2010 09:27

only way to be sure is to keep him off it then reintroduce. Sounds like a possible answer though.

LittleMarshmallow · 17/02/2010 16:29

Hows it going wangle?

wangle99 · 17/02/2010 21:33

LittleMarshmallow - Today has been totally dairy free and no problems at all! No smelly wind, no diarrhoea (nicely formed poo ) in fact he has been bouncing off the friggin walls (in a nice way!) lol.

Going to keep the food diary going for a few days then reintroduce and see what happens. Paed appt on 10th March so hopefully I'll have a rough idea of what I think by then.

He keeps saying to me 'why it is me mummy' and I feel so sorry for him. I know some people have it alot worse but when DS looks up into my eyes it makes me so sad.

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LittleMarshmallow · 17/02/2010 21:42

I know it is heart breaking, I took ds to a cafe recently and he asked for a biscuit but there wasnt any he could have and bad mummy I was forgot to take his own, he wee face was awful and then he turned round to me and said its ok mummy I can just have fruit.

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