CorbinsMommy

Yes, I would think so. He is at a Childrens hospital.

No I don't have a copy of the MRI report but the Neurodevelopment doctor who had the MRI done showed us the MRI pictures on her computer. The pictures showed dark spots, not bright spots. She said the dark spots were fluid where there should be cerebellum tissue.

Thanks, I did not realize the connection between lactose and gluten. I have not tried rice or almond milk. What about lactose free milk? That is what I have been giving him for several months now. Started that when he seemed to get "puffy" under his eyes when he had regular milk. I ran out of the lactose free milk and gave him regular milk that the rest of...

My son is going to be 3 on Oct. 17th. Thanks for the info. I told the Neurologist that my son had been gluten free or at least gluten reduced since May and he did not say anything about that affecting the results... I don't know if Neurologist will be willing to retest but I am going to push. There is the possibility that my son is actually just lactose...

My son was tested last week for the antigliadin antibodies and the 2 tests came back normal. The problem is, I did not realize that I should not put him on a gluten free diet until AFTER he was tested. I have had him on a relatively gluten free diet for the past 3 months (since May 17th) with only a few slip ups here and there. My question is, is there...

Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that... I have had him off gluten since Monday (5/17/10). Have not really seen any results so far but we will see. Thanks for the link!

Hello everyone, I'm new here... trying to find an answer as to why my toddler can't walk. Here's the story: He is 2 1/2. His first year of life was perfectly normal... all milestones (rolling over, sitting up, crawling, pulling to stand at furniture) were all right on track or early. When he was 13, almost 14 months old he got really sick with a temp of...