My Son Is Allergic to Everything....

Ths site may help you: http://www.pcrm.org/health/Info_on_Veg_Diets/veg_diets_fo...
...and this one:
www.garynull.com
There could be more things that he's allergic to. There may be something missing in his diet. Sounds like he either needs more fiber, or maybe he's allergic to something else. You need to eliminate one food at a time to see.
Here is a spot on Gary Nulls site, that has articles on allergies. http://www.gnhealth.com/Documents/Topics/Allergy.htm
Good Luck.

I can't help much, but I can sympathize. My oldest is allergic to all things dairy, and we found out by eliminating his favorite food EVER, yogurt, and having the diaper rash disappear. We got a ton more tantrums, though. For the rash, Johnson & Johnson cornstarch with aloe and upgrading to Huggies diapers worked, along with playing naked outside or in a dry bathtub often. As to the dehydration, I leave a sippy cup of water on the coffee table so it's always available but not 'let's tip it over and splash in it' available. Good luck!

oh, the poor little guy...my my son is 18 months and every time he cuts teeth it is like a bomb explodes :) and it lasts for days. I hope this helps..

Hi- We are in the same boat. My son is allergic to all those things, too. Try Silk Enhanced Omega-3 Soy milk. Its a little more expensive than generic, but its full of good stuff, and it was gentler on my son's tummy.
Also, I found Apple Juice made his poop very runny. We switched to white grape and it got a lot better. Now he is almost 3 and we are back to apple with no problems.
Search online for some vegan recipes. Vegan has no dairy or eggs, or meat for that matter. But, you may find some delicious things your son will like.
Have you talked to your pediatrician about retesting him?? We are retesting Joey after his 3rd birthday. We are HOPING that he will grow out of these allergies. I hope the same for you, too! :)

Hi S.,
All my kids got "flu like" symptoms (the watery poop, runny noses, tugging at ears) and everytime I brought them in... it was just teeth. :) So it is possible for teeth to interfere.
Can he drink Pedialyte to help with dehydration? The non-flavored kind... you can mix 1/2 Pedialyte and 1/2 Juice.
Also for his bum... you could try Balmex (or something like it, Desiten, Store brand) put that on his bum after it was been cleaned and dried (don't want to lock in the moisture! We're trying to keep it out!) Then add Vaseline over the Balmex. And diaper him up!
Hope this helps!!
S.

If you haven't talked to his dr. yet i would talk to him and see what he can suggest. If you have already talked to the dr. and your doing what he said then i would ask for a referal to a specialist

10 to 1 its the teeth. He is 19 months he won't tell you. lok inside

While teething can cause diarrhea, with all of his known allergies, he could have stomach sensitivities to other foods. My son drinks potato milk. It is available online at www.vancesfoods.com. It is not very expensive, has a great taste, calcium fortified, and has not been known to ever cause an allergic reaction.
Water is the best thing to avoid dehydration and probably the easiest on his stomach, so I would recommend sticking with that. As for the diaper rash, they can also be caused by food allergies.
The good news is that many children will outgrow some of these early allergies - until then, good luck.
C.

I heard that goats milk is better than soy, but ask your pedi

I know where you are coming from, my oldest son was allergic to all soy and dairy so we had to go with rice milk. He finally grew out of these allergies at 3 yrs old. My youngest son will be turning 1 June 19th and he is allergic to all dairy, soy, peanuts and eggs. We will be going with rice milk again. I know with my older son he would get watery poop and a red bottom when he had soy. You may want to try cutting out the soy and subsitute rice milk for a while to see if things change. I would talk to your doctor. I know with my youngest the allergy testing was not fool proof. The prick test showed he was allergic to eggs only, the blood test showed he was allergic to eggs and peanuts only and the elimination diet showed he was allergic to eggs, peanuts, dairy and soy. It's been a long drawn out process to say the least. It you have not tried an elimination diet yet it may be worth talking to your doctor about. Good luck.

Hi, I had the same issue with my first son, he was allergic to wheat, gluten, some fruits, etc. He had extreme constipation - but when he was teething I do remember him having loose stools. Of course I agree with checking this with your dr. Have you ever looked into healing his food allergy? I used a method called BioSet in Norwalk. It healed his food allergies...I'm happy to offer more info if you are interested. Warmly, M.