Intolerence? Help Please!

Am trying to work out if its me being precious or if there is something up with my child so any opinions welcome and I am sorry for the long post.

#1 has no problems with anything at all and DH and I both have no allergy/intolerence issues either.

DS#2 is FF and has been since birth. He was diagnosed with reflux at about 4 weeks after 2 weeks of crying/screaming and spilling constantly. He was put on ranitidane which was great. At this stage he would also have the occasional green poo. At about 8 weeks I found patches of excema behind and in his ear.

At about 4 months we stopped the medication as he was fine without it. We started solids about 3 weeks ago. We were on holiday so used canned stuff (Green Monkey - Organic) and he seemed fine, although he got terrible rashes on his face but I thought it was due to his new found habit of rubbing his face over the floor in his attempts to crawl. In the last week at home he has been having pumpkin and has spent the entire night grizzling in his sleep as well as his excema getting worse and him getting extremely spilly again and crying on and off during the day.

My question is - would this be an intolerence? Or is he just unhappy about the solids experience? I have kinda always felt like something was up with him right from his reflux diagnose but he seemed ok for a while there.

Thoughts, ideas, advice, opinions - all welcome please!

I don't know a great deal about food intolerances (with the exception of lactose intolerance which our little girl has and is the bane of our lives!) but I know a little about excema, and with infants it is a common indication of food allergies/intolerances. I think it would be a good idea to ask your GP though.

Thanks for your input, ladies.

I went back to the GP as after hearing that a couple of people didn't think I was being precious made me feel more confident.

The GP doesn't think its intolerence but thinks that he def still has reflux so we are now on losec. I feel terrible for taking him off his meds when he still needed them.

AandC - I asked about the rash on his face and she thinks it was probably more due to his attempts at crawling as I described it and showed her a picture I had of him with it on my phone. Apparently excema behind the ears is very common in babies and should clear up in the next couple of months.

I am following your advice and have gone back to the basics in feeding e.g one food at a time and increasing amounts etc just in case as still not entirely convinced its not an intolerence but at least I feel slight more proactive.