Non pooping issue

[Lee-Bee]

Brightsparks do you mind if I private message you about this? My 19month old was diagnosed with milk protein intolerance at about 4months of age...I cut out all milk in my diet (breastfeeding) and all symptoms went away unless I slipped up. I'd love to see if you might have some info from your research and seminars to pass on to me!!

[bright sparks]

Brightsparks do you mind if I private message you about this? My 19month old was diagnosed with milk protein intolerance at about 4months of age...I cut out all milk in my diet (breastfeeding) and all symptoms went away unless I slipped up. I'd love to see if you might have some info from your research and seminars to pass on to me!!

Sure that is fine. I have a dairy protein intolerance which has been confirmed through elimination and blood work and it's devastating as I LOVE cheese. I am my own worst enemy lol I just don't complain to anyone about it as it's all my own doing. <<<Not a great role model! A spoon full of yogurt has me writhing in pain on the floor when I don't have any kind of tolerance built up. You know like when you have a bit regularly and you live in a constant state of discomfort but you are used to it, but then when it is totally out of your system and you take a small amount in, it hits you like a ton of bricks!

[judithwallker]

its very dificult problem, need fix it!

[AmandaKDT]

Brightsparks do you mind if I private message you about this? My 19month old was diagnosed with milk protein intolerance at about 4months of age...I cut out all milk in my diet (breastfeeding) and all symptoms went away unless I slipped up. I'd love to see if you might have some info from your research and seminars to pass on to me!!

Went through the same thing with my younger daughter, we went dairy free for over a year while I was breastfeeding. She is 2.5 years old now and has outgrown it is to a certain extent and is able to have small amounts of dairy a day - usually a piece of cheese. I still don't give either of my girls cows milk as they both have intolerances. My youngest gets diarrhea/eczema (milk protein intolerance) and my oldest gets constipated. I did all my own research on it too, as my family doctor was useless. She called it lactose intolerance when it was really milk protein intolerance. I myself also have dairy intolerance which was really bad when I was a child, and it was really bad after I started introducing dairy again after I finished breastfeeding. But I have built up my tolerance again and can eat it in moderation.