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Nanhosen

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  1. No, I must not have been very clear. She had an endoscopy about 2 months ago while she was still eating a full-gluten diet. Now she's scheduled for a colonoscopy to check for ulcerative colitis. She was up every 2 hours last night complaining about her stomach, so I really hope we can find some answers soon!
  2. Mushroom, that's funny; I was just researching probiotics. I found this article to be pretty interesting for recommending which types of strands might be beneficial. Open Original Shared Link Thanks for the suggestion!
  3. Oh, I so agree about watching the pain. It is so frustrating for me to see my daughter in so much pain, and not have a real solution! Good luck with everything!
  4. Thanks so much everybody for your input! She recently was on a round of Alinea, an antibiotic. While she was on it she started having regular stool, but then as soon as she was done with the 3 days, her stool went back to it's mucousy nastiness. She's now scheduled to have a colonoscopy in a few weeks to see if she might have ulcerative colitis.
  5. She wasn't tested for it; I don't know if there's a test? Her GI doctor had her take 2 different antibiotics to see if they cleared up the problem, which they didn't. From what he told me, if the antibiotic had worked, then we could assume that SIBO was the problem.
  6. My 2yo daughter was diagnosed via endoscopy about a month ago, and we immediately started a gluten-free diet with her. Unfortunately, there has been little, if any, improvement. After consulting with her GI doctor, we put her on an antibiotic to treat SIBO, but it didn't make any difference. The GI dr's next recommmendation is to cut sugar out of her diet...
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