Mucousy poop- wwyd?

[Deir]

My 11 week old has consistantly mucousy poop. I am already cutting out dairy and eggs although last weekend I accidentally ate both!! The wild card is that she was sick with a cold then stomach virus so Ia m not sure if that afected her poop.Also- I tend towards major oversupply but had thought I had that under control with block feeding. When she was sick she eiter didn't gain or actually lost weight. That made me nervous so I stopped doing the block feeding so maybe the mucus is from that?? Ugh.

Anyway- would you change your diet based solely on mucus? No blood or other symptoms

[Deir]

Anyone?

[sosurreal09]

my DD has UNSEEN blood in her stool. i would insist they test it. to really eliminate all dairy and eggs you need to eliminate all forms and sub forms and dont forget even baked forms...also i would eliminate soy and nuts right off the bat. beef after that if it does not improve

research research research lol seriously...good luck

[mamafish9]

I'd give dairy another week. If that doesn't work I'd pull the top 8 + corn (dairy, gluten, soy, corn, eggs, fish, shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts). That eliminates the most common IgE (anaphylactic allergies) and IgG food intolerances, while still leaving you a pretty varied, nutritious diet. Keep a food journal of what you eat and what your LOs symptoms are. Check your supplements as well (or post links here and we can help) - they are often hidden sources of dairy, corn, and soy.

[Mommy2Haley]

Blood didn't appear until later on with DD2. The mucus and green were first.

I'm off the top 8 plus rice and we finally have normal, curdy, brown/yellow, odorific stools!