Lost And Confused

[Guest AmandasMommy]

first i hear dairy is good then i see in "hidden sources of gluten list" that it is not gluten-free!!! is it or isn't it.

i hear that the D can last upto a year after being diag. after a month i thought they were ok. but could she still be having the D because of the dairy????

[MySuicidalTurtle]

Butter and milk should be fine.

You could be having issues with lactose or casein.

[VydorScope]

Many ppl have problems with Dairy until thier intestines heal from the damage that celiac disease causes.

[lovegrov]

There's no gluten in milk or butter, hidden or otherwise.

richard

[Guest gfinnebraska]

If the D is not stopping, then I would remove all dairy for a few months and then introduce again slowly. That is what I personally had to do.

[cdford]

If it is the dairy, keeping it out of the diet for several months will help. When you reintroduce it, use only a tablespoon or two to check reaction. If a reaction occurs, limiting the amount will help limit the length and severity of the reaction. Also, if a reaction occurs, wait another couple of months before trying again. We had to do this with all three of our kids. With one it only took a few months, with another it was over two years. We still laugh about him putting coffee on his cereal instead of milk.