Re: Introducing yogurt later?

[Guest guest]

Sheila,

I have had very small amount of blood apearing on and off for the last 2 weeks.

Disipating for a week an then pink a few days. It all seems this time to be like

a small wound trying to heal. No major blood.

I went off yogurt 6 yrs ago because of the temperature issue with the yogurt

makers etc. and back then I hadn't known about the Goat milk either. Did

Probiotic (freeze dried powder) that didn't seem to do anything for me and might

have also not settled well with me.

Still haven't started on Goat Yogurt but very anxious to do so. Delivery of

fresh milk arriving on Wed next. In the mean time I kept telling myself that the

beneficial powers of this yogurt that eveyone is boasting about will help me

finally make some actual bigger stride improvements. Hope and positive thinking,

right?

Now it seems that if there is any blood in stools (or after passing stools) that

yogurt shoul be introduced later? Is this a case of each peson is different and

one has to try to see how they react to the yogurt?

So, what stops the bleeding?

I so much hoped that the yogurt would help put on weight and also allow for me

to reintroduce the more caloric foods. I'm eating every 3 hrs but I'm still far

too thin.

I'm currently 25mg of Prednizone and 6 days with Cortizone enemas of 16mg (1

each night).....& 3000mg of Mesalazine ( which is regular daily dose regardless

of bout or not).

Been on the Intro for 2 months, 1 month into the intro with up to 5 additional

foods, had a setback now back to just 2 new introduced foods: zuquini and

applesauce(started yesterday).

1 small BM a day or none as yesterday.

Thanks for listening to me...

F.

11yrs UC / 10yrs SCD

Sheila Trenholm escribió:

If your setback entails blood in stool, remove yogurt for a few days to

see if that helps.

Sheila, SCD Feb. 2001, UC 23yrs, PCOD 22yrs

mom of Em and Dan

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[Guest guest]

Hi F. ,

<< I have had very small amount of blood apearing on and off for the

last 2 weeks. Disipating for a week an then pink a few days. It all

seems this time to be like a small wound trying to heal. No major

blood.

> I went off yogurt 6 yrs ago because of the temperature issue with

the yogurt makers etc. and back then I hadn't known about the Goat

milk either. Did Probiotic (freeze dried powder) that didn't seem to

do anything for me and might have also not settled well with me.

>

> Still haven't started on Goat Yogurt but very anxious to do so.

Delivery of fresh milk arriving on Wed next. In the mean time I kept

telling myself that the beneficial powers of this yogurt that eveyone

is boasting about will help me finally make some actual bigger stride

improvements. Hope and positive thinking, right?

> Now it seems that if there is any blood in stools (or after passing

stools) that yogurt shoul be introduced later? Is this a case of each

peson is different and one has to try to see how they react to the

yogurt?>>

Yes, the case for each person is different. If there is a lot of

blood in the stool - active ulceration - that person may benefit from

clearing up the bleeding before trying the yogurt. The yogurt

although very helpful has good enzymes which may irritate raw tissue.

If the bleeding is minimal (hemorrhoids etc..) slowly starting the

yogurt may help. If regular yogurt is problematic, dripping the

yogurt may be easier to tolerate.

Let me know how it goes with the yogurt.

Sheila, SCD Feb. 2001, UC 23yrs, PCOD 22yrs

mom of Em and Dan