Hi, I’m at my wits end here with trying to figure out what is going on with my 2 year old, his nappies are like loose porridge consistency and really smelly. They are resulting in a burnt nappy rash, can’t even wipe it for him crying. He only goes 1-2 times a day but a lot of the nights he’s up with stomach pains, stomach gurgling, bloated and trapped wind and inconsolable, I’ve cut out dairy for 2 weeks, and still the same, I’ve tried lactose free diet and still the same. Was told not to completely cut these out of diet as then he has no immunity to it, he never had milk allergy as he transitioned onto cows milk. Need some help, Gp said about a blood test for intolerances but wanted to know if anyone else had experienced this? Before I put him through the blood tests etc
Thanks in advance.
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Learn more about our guidelines.People have said if it’s milk intolerance he would be coming out in rashes etc which he doesnt have

He could be celiac?
Oh thank you!! I will look into this xxxx

My daughter had a similar episode
6 weeks of continuous smelly loose stool
We got tested for celiac and it was negative
Nothing helped and it just went away
She’s always been lactose intolerant, we still have no idea what caused it

My sons lactose intolerant and you would know within a day of stopping dairy if he was or not.
Might be worth keeping a food diary and stopping random foods to see if it helps. Try cutting out gluten first, so anything with wheat. Try gluten free bread and pasta if you need a substitute x
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