Posts by changingseasons

What sort of stool tests are they doing to determine it "might" be lactose intolerance? If it was, I would think he would be very sick, not just gaining slowly. It's more likely that he has an allergy/intolerance to something in your...

Adhesives are commonly made from corn.

I'm not sure if this is the one I was talking about, but here's one about vitamin D: http://www.jacionline.org/article/S0091-6749%2811%2900059-5/abstract

Did you replace her dairy intake with soy, or was she eating soy all along? If you replaced with soy, that might be why her poops got better and then worse. Soy is another very common allergen, so I would consider cutting that out too.

Sometimes, yes.

Quote:Originally Posted by Mama Soltera  I have two questions.   1) Exactly what kind of work is it? Can someone give me an example. I graduated at the top of my class but I don't necessarily do computer speak well. I'm pretty...

At my fingertips? No, sorry. I've been reading and studying allergies and the immune system for the past 3+ years, so it's a compilation of knowledge from a lot of sources.

Quote:Originally Posted by Pynki  That would only be if you were allergic to what the vaccine was cultured in which is why some people with egg allergies have problems with some of the vaccines that have been cultured in...

Vaccines can trigger a food allergy. So if you're looking to place blame on anything, that's where I would look. But yes, blood in stool is commonly a dairy allergy. Have you tried removing all dairy from your diet to see if symptoms...

With the spit up and poop changes, I would be looking for food triggers. Have you tried removing common allergens from your diet to see if things change? Dairy and soy are the most common triggers for babies, followed by things like...