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Allergist Appointment

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C tested negative for everything on a skin test, which means that when we eventually reintroduce things, he shouldn't have a respiratory reaction, which is great. He said it's most likely proctocolitis (I think?) and C should outgrow it by a year old.?

He said definitely avoid dairy and soy, but try everything else one by one and see how he does. We'll continue seeing our pediatric GI for now.? I'm a little disappointed, but I did get some answers about what it is and I feel better knowing the reaction in the case of a slip up by me is limited to his digestion and not something more dangerous. Guess we'll try reintroducing soon. Thanks for the support everyone!!

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  • princessjenneyprincessjenney member
    Good luck with reintroducing! I have mad respect for all the restricted diet BFing Mamas!
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  • Harper'smomHarper'smom
    I'm glad the appt. went well and hope the reintroductions are a sucess. I will have to research the "procto" diagnosis.
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  • LuvMyBostonsLuvMyBostons

    I'm glad he didn't have any adverse reaction to the skin test!

    I think I'm going to start re-introducing peanuts after DS is 6 months old, so hopefully for us too he won't have any more reactions.  

    You're doing an awesome job, and hopefully C will do fine as you start re-introducing other foods.  That would be great if you can start adding things you love back into your diet.  

     

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  • BFab11BFab11 member

    The doctor said that proctocolitis usually presents with vomiting and diarrhea.  I guess it's an immune reaction to food in the lower digestive tract.

    Here's some info I found:

    https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10634300

    C's symptoms were a bit more severe, including weight loss in the beginning, extreme fussiness, etc., but he's doing SO much better now.

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  • MrsBeckOMrsBeckO member

    Glad your appt went well, and it must be a relief to know that he won't have any respiratory reactions. We found out (surprisingly) on Monday that DD is allergic to peanuts. :(

    Good luck with the reintroduction process.. hope he tolerates it well! 

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  • webMistress0609webMistress0609 member
    Oh I hope you can add some foods back! Our GI & allergist said do one every 3-4 days, preferably one per week if that's helpful at all.
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  • bookwrmbookwrm

    That is great news!   Congrats!  Let me know how it goes adding things back in. 

    Right now I am having a hard time distinguishing LO uncomfortable/in pain=teeth or uncomfortable/in pain=mommy ate bread. 

    She seemed to do okay but had a bit of the poops.  No blood though. 

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