Re: I need a poop investigator....Sheila

[Guest guest]

Hi Becky,

Mucous is often present in stool, but normally in small amounts. If

the bowels is injured or being injured mucous production can

increase. This could be from infections, microbial overgrowth

(including yeast), ulcers etc..

I also found that when my stools improved from diarrhea and formed up

as the stool formed there was some mucous productions. It had been a

while since I had formed stools and the dryness may have bothered the

bowel walls. It reduced again to normal after a few days.

The gritty poops are sometimes associated with yeast (sometimes

dieoff) so the mucous may be related to that.

Are you treating for yeast?

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

mom of and

>

> No not really, he's had a few days of gritty poop prior, but all in

all it's been about the same.

> It does look like mucous though.... can you elaborate any more?

>

> Becky

>

>

> Re: I need a poop investigator....

>

> Hi Becky,

>

> It may be mucous in th stool.

>

> Mucous in stool can increase if there are changes in stool either

for

> the better or worse. Has there been a change in the stool lately?

>

> Any other symptoms?

>

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

> mom of and

>

> >

> > I need some help figuring out what is in my son's poop. It is

almost

> > formed but has what looks like long strings of snot in it. (sorry

> for

> > the graphic description) . Any ideas.

> >

> > Thanks

> > Becky

> >

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

We are treating for Yeast and her poops does this weird thing (b/c she's too

busy too flush, but washes her hands) where they sit and disintegrate in the

water...Normal for yeast dye off?

Christy

Maegan SCD 4 weeks

Re: I need a poop investigator....

>

> Hi Becky,

>

> It may be mucous in th stool.

>

> Mucous in stool can increase if there are changes in stool either

for

> the better or worse. Has there been a change in the stool lately?

>

> Any other symptoms?

>

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

> mom of and

>

> >

> > I need some help figuring out what is in my son's poop. It is

almost

> > formed but has what looks like long strings of snot in it. (sorry

> for

> > the graphic description) . Any ideas.

> >

> > Thanks

> > Becky

> >

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Dear Sheila,

I just need some advice because my daughter had some

blood in her stools yesterday for the first time after

almost 6 months on the diet. I think it was caused by

lack of care in eating school lunches or some illegal

food she might have had out of the house. The amount

of blood was very little and also the amount of poo,

she is a bit constipated at the moment. I am afraid

this was how relapses started in the past before she

started the diet.

What should we do? perhaps stop the youghurt for a bit

and go back to a diet similar to the intro? I say

similar because she refused to have cooked fruit when

she started and it worked to get rid of her terrible

D. Would not the intro diet make constipation worse?

Thank you

Stefania

Stefania mother to (16 Yold) UC 8 years, SCD 5

months (great results).

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[Guest guest]

Hi Stephania,

<<<Dear Sheila,

> I just need some advice because my daughter had some

> blood in her stools yesterday for the first time after

> almost 6 months on the diet. I think it was caused by

> lack of care in eating school lunches or some illegal

> food she might have had out of the house. The amount

> of blood was very little and also the amount of poo,

> she is a bit constipated at the moment. I am afraid

> this was how relapses started in the past before she

> started the diet.

> What should we do? perhaps stop the youghurt for a bit

> and go back to a diet similar to the intro?>>>>

I think going back to the intro or at least as close as you can for

a few days will help flush out her system. Extra fluids also.

Unless there is quite a bit of blood you can probably keep up the

yogurt. To make it easier to digest you can drip the yogurt and/or

cut back on the amount for a few days.

<<<< I say

> similar because she refused to have cooked fruit when

> she started and it worked to get rid of her terrible

> D. Would not the intro diet make constipation worse?

> Thank you

> Stefania

> Stefania mother to (16 Yold) UC 8 years, SCD 5

> months (great results). >>>>

The intro can make it worse for some but it depends on what is

causing the constipation and the problem. If the constipation is

caused by yeast or othet microbes that are increasing with the

possible illegals - it is important to starve them out.

Please update us and if her symptoms get worse let me know.

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

mom of and

[Guest guest]

Hi Christy,

<<<< We are treating for Yeast and her poops does this weird thing

(b/c she's too busy too flush, but washes her hands) where they sit

and disintegrate in the water...Normal for yeast dye off?

> Christy

> Maegan SCD 4 weeks>>>>>

This may be temporary during die off. How were her stools before

starting the yeast treatments?

Are there any other changes since starting the yeast treatments? It

helps to look at all symptoms as a whole.

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

mom of and