So-so's mom

Thank you: that elimination diet sounds like it might be very helpful.

No, she doesn't take flouride pills but thanks for the idea, greenbeanie.

I think I was hoping some one would say it is normal for the gut to take this long to recuperate and that their child took just as long or longer to develop "normal" stools (I would even take "near normal" stools).....I guess not: I need to keep looking for another cause.....

Yes, I removed dairy two weeks after we stopped gluten, almost six months ago. The child is eating a very limited diet re: she was raised lacto-ovo-pesca vegetarian, but has never eaten eggs or fish (has refused them in all forms); then I removed gluten and dairy (I tried to introduce chicken, pork and beef after she was diagnosed with celiac but she persistently...

My now 2 year old daughter was diagnosed with celiac disease six months ago, after having watery, foul-smelling diarrhea for three weeks. After 3 weeks of being on a gluten-free diet, her stools became more like a more liquid version of chunky peanut butter. She has occasionally had formed stools, but mostly they have remained like chunky PB. How long...

My 19 month-old daughter, Sophie, was diagnosed with celiac disease two weeks ago, after 6 weeks of diarrhea, occasional vomiting and significant behavioral changes. Her antibody tests were negative but she is very young so we weren't surprised since those tests are unreliable under the age of two. Given that she has an impressive family history (grandfather...