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Under weight baby with celiac

Nissa Fatima

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Nissa Fatima Newbie
Nissa Fatima
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My 8 yrs old daughter diagnosed celiac.She is under weight just 14 kg.She is having on and off lower rib cage pain.plz help me I m so much worried about her health.I haven't been giving any food having gluten for 1 month.

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Hi,

Sorry you didn't get a response sooner.  Sometimes threads get missed.

It is best to feed your daughter a simple diet of whole foods.  Avoid processed foods.  Also, she may have trouble digesting dairy for a few months, so use almond milk or something like that, just not soy milk.

Meats, veggies, nuts and fruits are good foods for her.  A high protein diet is good.  Lots of protein is good for healing.  She may like avocados if they are available.  Peanut butter is also high protein.  The newbie info thread has some tips and advice that may help.

 

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