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Stiiiiiinky Poo!

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wsieving Contributor
wsieving
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Ok, we've dealt with stinky poo previous to the gluten-free diet. However stinky poo then meant it smelled exactly like really bad vomit, and we kind of got used to it.... Well, last night DD had a poo (a little more than a week gluten-free) that filled the room with the odor of burning rubber! It was seriously nasty... Is this normal after they've gone gluten-free?

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ShayFL Enthusiast
ShayFL
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Stinkier poo....YES!!! Oh yes!!! And weird colors and weird consistencies. You guys are detoxing. Ride it out. It WILL get better. :)

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mftnchn
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Yep, lots of weird things. You must be on the right track! LOL.

knitaddict Apprentice
knitaddict
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Ahhhhh, this is good to know! I was wondering why my daughter had the NASTIEST POOP the other nite! I won't go into what it smelled like, but it seriously could've taken the PAINT off the walls! Guess we're still detoxing...(we're about 5-7 days in right now...I can't exactly remember.)

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crunchy-mama
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so glad to read this. ds had normalish poo yesterday (first day cf/gluten-free) but it was super light. Today he had real lose stool- but he had got some gum that had a milk derivative that I wasn't aware of- anyone know how long to expect for little ones to straighten out?

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