Guest guest Posted September 29, 2005 Report Share Posted September 29, 2005 Hi everyone, my 2 yr old ASD son has been on SCD for a little over 4 mos. He went from having 4 bms a day down to one or two. His bms before SCD were ok, after SCD they are sludgy which I assumed was die off, but after 4mos I don't know. The past few days, you can tell when he is having a bm immediately because he gets up on his toes, gets a terrified look on his face, begins scratching himself violently and will push me if I am anywhere near him, it was even worse tonight and has begun to scare me. When he goes it's not very much ... about two tablespoons....could he be constipated? impacted? His diet is terribly limited due to IGE(anaphylactic) allergies. He only eats pears, turkey, carrots and butternut squash. Before SCD he could also have sweet potatoes and rice. I have not been giving him peaches and apples due to the phenol issues and yeast. We are currently going into our 3rd week on nystatin. He takes Hypo supernuthera, zinc, mct oil, phenol assist (very little, I think he reacts somewhat) He has been having reaction to calcium supplement AND probiotics. He almost always has eczema so it is hard to tell exactly what he reacts to. But it seems when I pull calcium he gets better, and now the probiotics elicits a response, we are using scdophilus (about our 5th probiotic, he vomits some of them) I am going out of my mind, it seems everything that can help him he is allergic to. We went for our first ava therapy session today and he got hives and his face went almost purple so we had to leave. Not even sure why, but the place did smell moldy. Sorry for the long post, I just feel like we are two steps forward three steps back most of the time. One more question.....is transfer factor legal? Has anyone used this that has severe milk allergy?? Thanks guys! Tammy Mom of Peyton 2.5 ASD (SCD4+mos) Eczema 2 yrs Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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