ulcerative colitis

my son is 3 month old. only breast milk he is taking.around 3weeks back bleeding started for him.in flexible sigmoidoscopy n  biopsy got diagnosis that non specific colitis.what is reason for it?what can i do prevent this?i gave oflox oz suspension,nexpro junior,laktrum powder.

Did the ped give you any meds to treat his inflammation directly? Like a suppository or enema or oral steroids for HIM? There is nothing wrong with your breastmilk, I promise.

I'm sorry this has happened!

I sincerely hope it is not ulcerative colitis.

Non-specific colitis could even be due to a food allergy - I know many women who've had to give up dairy while breastfeeding due to their infants being intolerant. I'd take your son to a pediatric GI ASAP.

I know as a new mother you must be very worried about your baby. Bowel movements from breastfed babies are naturally watery and mustard yellow in color with 'seed like' deposits. Of course, blood is not the norm but it can be caused by a number of reasons.

How much blood are you seeing in his stool? Is it with every bowel movement or periodically? How many movements does he have a day? How often and for how long does he spend breastfeeding at a time? Is he still having 8-10 wet diapers a day?

Do you have the ability to go and see a Pediatric GI? Try to get a second opinion before you worry too much about the diagnosis.

As a practicing RN and Lactation consultant (IBCLC) I have to second ManhattanMama above.

See a pediatric GI, YOU do an elimination diet (dairy, wheat, corn) if baby's symptoms don't stop. Keep breastfeeding!!
If your baby is highly sensitive, you really don't want to give him formula unless you find he is "allergic" to something in your
milk, which is very unlikely!! It can happen, but most of the time the baby is ill from birth onward. Sounds like he's been healthy until recently.
Stool samples are a must if the bleeding continues.
I wish you much luck and QUICK answers.