Guest guest Posted April 13, 2007 Report Share Posted April 13, 2007 Sorry if I am covering something that has already been discussed...I did go back and search through the old posts but I'm a little confused and hope others may know more about oxalate crystals and whether Caleb is experiencing a good thing or a bad thing. Caleb is now 22mo and on day 13 of SCD. We went through the loose, green stools, followed by seeing the hyphal form of yeast expelled, and we are now onto sandy stools with black specks. After two days of the sandy stools, he has a temperature. No other symptoms, just a temperature. After digging through past posts, I ended up finding a piece by Costen Owens in regards to low oxalate diets. It was very interesting and mentioned that the sandy stools could be a " dumping " phase from the oxalate stuck inside cells (there would actually be more in the urine). It also mentioned that the temperature could be from a past infection that has been stuck in the body due to oxalate crystals that formed around the cells of the previous infection, and have now been released again. This author does recommend a low oxalate diet and mentions that it can be done along with SCD. So, have we by some chance shook up something while on SCD? Has anyone else had experiences like this? Does anyone follow a low oxalate diet as well? Any advice is greatly appreciated! On the positive side...for anyone new to the diet, etc. Caleb had the worst week ever on the first week of this diet. But, because of the dramatic changes our Birth To Three coordinator has seen in the past 2 months (GFCF first, now SCD), she has asked that we have him re-evaluated to see where he is on the ASD sprectrum, vs our previous diagnosis, which we recieved on February 8th (severe autism). Liz - Caleb's mom (SCD 13 days) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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