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This came up after a quick surf - caffeine, theophylline and theobromine are easily oxidised to
uric acid, and studies in birds suggest bacteria in the gut prevent crystal formation.  Could we
be seeing either the after effects of a mother who consumes a lot of coffee or cola products,
or a self-limiting effect until the new-born's gut is colonised?  Have the mothers been on
antibiotics?  Interesting to speculate.

The only case I have heard of was a baby with tongue tie, who probably was de-hydrated.

Mary Broadfoot, Scotland
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