Very Loose Stool

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Hi,

My daughter is 4.5 and has been on SCD for 6 months. At the end of

the second month we started introducing supplements (supernuthera,

citramin, enzyme, b12, and a few others). Our problem is that her

stool was great before diet - once a day, soft form. Since diet it

has been horrible. The first two months I chalked it up to the

change and die-off (we had yellow mud for awhile). I have been

keeping a log and around the third month it seemed like it was

starting to get a bit better (firmer) some days. We went on a month

course of Nystatin to get rid of pathogen overgrowth in gut and

after that her stool went permanently to orange mush (frosting

consistency). We started backing things out to see if it was one of

the supplements or food. She eats the same things everyday, which

are very close to what she ate before diet, except for the almond

flour and honey. The enzyme (last supplement) came out last week

and the only change was that stool turned a bit browner and got a

bit softer (loose pudding). My practitioner is now leaning toward

an intolerance to the almond flour and wants me to take that out for

a week. Virtually impossible, it would reduce her to eating grilled

chicken and squash/carrot fries. Everything else has some form of

flour in it (pancake, toast, cookie, fruit breads, pizza crust -

that is it - I try everyday to introduce new but she gags most

out). They further suggest if it is nuts that I could try using

ground pumpkin seeds (however have no experience using themselves

and I could find not one recipe either).

Anyway, my question is that is has been six months of horrible

stool. I believe in the premise of diet, and coincidence or not,

after about three months we noticed increase in awareness and more

words (still mostly non-verbal so she really can't tell me how she

is feeling) however, I don't think this stool is healthy either.

Seems like everything is passing through her. It is very

uncomfortable for her, covering crotch all the way up back. Has

anyone else experienced this?????

I'd greatly appreciate any advice or thoughts.

Mel's Mom