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Gluten Free And Still Loose Bowels


Nicole88

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My daughter is 8 and has Spina Bifida we recently went Gluten free maybe about 3 weeks now she has had the blood work done and it came back Negative for Celiac and other gastro disease. i started her on the gluten free after talking with my ex in laws and discovering that many of them in the family have Celiac so i looked into it and found it is a genetic i thought all of the symptoms seem to be pointing to it as well. At first the loose bowels stop then a week in she slipped up at school and had a hoagie and some cake and the next two days after that she had green stool. i spoke to a good friend who was Celiac and said that is common when they eat something with gluten in it. then it cleared up and she slipped up again at school on 2/14/11 and had donuts. then the loose bowel again not green this time just pasty and loose.i sat my daughter down and told her how serious this is and that she can not have these things sent in a note to school stating she is not to have gluten products. now sunday it did it again now she hasnt had any slip since that monday so why the loose bowel again. is it possible she is not Celiac and something else. i am getting so frustrated and i feel so bad for her that this is not stopping. does it take long for the loose bowel to clear?


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kareng Grand Master

I still get this if I don't get enough fiber to firm things up! :ph34r:

Nicole88 Newbie

I still get this if I don't get enough fiber to firm things up! :ph34r:

hmmm i wonder if i am giving her enough fiber. I always think fiber equals more bathroom trips but i guess it could go both ways. i wonder what i can give her to be sure she is getting enough fiber in her diet. and i wonder how much is enough?

kareng Grand Master

hmmm i wonder if i am giving her enough fiber. I always think fiber equals more bathroom trips but i guess it could go both ways. i wonder what i can give her to be sure she is getting enough fiber in her diet. and i wonder how much is enough?

This is something I am trying to figure out. I like the Bobs Red Mill Mighty tasty cereal (a hot cereal).

It may take a while for her to heal and get things evened out, too.

MacieMay Explorer

I felt like that when we first went gluten-free. I did notice a good change in BM pretty quickly but we still had the occasional loose stool and I couldn't figure it out. I've now blamed it on me, I was accidently giving her gluten. One time was in lipton onion soup mix and then some other mix seasonings. I didn't realize that natural flavoring can have gluten, by law if there is wheat in it then it has to be listed but not malt or barley. It takes a long time to get the diet down. I wish I had a smartphone, I would download that app that tells you whether or not something is gluten-free.

I hope this helps!!

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