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Need A Doctor In Tampa, Fl


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I have a seven yr old boy who has been battleing with IBS. now the doctor is changing his tune when I said that I wanted to do an IEP meetin with the school to include this and an hearing loss. So he wants me to see a GI. The last GI didn't know what was going on. My son is so emotional drained from this. He has the diarreha, constipation, sometimes there is blood, hyper out of control behavior. I have taken him completely off milk and whey and have seen a dramatic result. I am running into people who have celiac and it is making me wonder. He has even weird rashes too! The doctor before this said the rash was SCARLET FEVER...he didn't do the strep test. Can someone PLEASE help with a doctor? The doctors want to spend the money with no regard on how they are wasting it.


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I have a seven yr old boy who has been battleing with IBS. now the doctor is changing his tune when I said that I wanted to do an IEP meetin with the school to include this and an hearing loss. So he wants me to see a GI. The last GI didn't know what was going on. My son is so emotional drained from this. He has the diarreha, constipation, sometimes there is blood, hyper out of control behavior. I have taken him completely off milk and whey and have seen a dramatic result. I am running into people who have celiac and it is making me wonder. He has even weird rashes too! The doctor before this said the rash was SCARLET FEVER...he didn't do the strep test. Can someone PLEASE help with a doctor? The doctors want to spend the money with no regard on how they are wasting it.

Hi

I think I know of someone that you will want to see. I am a Canadian and my ins. won't pay but she has assured my friend that Fl. Health care does cover, Sally Marlowe,N.P. 727-723-1454 .

This lady I meet at seniors fair she tests for food allergies. I have had rashes that got so bad I lost all the skin on 30% of my body due to Dr negligence an almost died. My rashes where caused by food allergies. You are their guardian and have a big job ahead of you, .

I would suggest you find some gluten free vitamins and minerals for your boys.

And I wish you well

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I have a seven yr old boy who has been battleing with IBS. now the doctor is changing his tune when I said that I wanted to do an IEP meetin with the school to include this and an hearing loss. So he wants me to see a GI. The last GI didn't know what was going on. My son is so emotional drained from this. He has the diarreha, constipation, sometimes there is blood, hyper out of control behavior. I have taken him completely off milk and whey and have seen a dramatic result. I am running into people who have celiac and it is making me wonder. He has even weird rashes too! The doctor before this said the rash was SCARLET FEVER...he didn't do the strep test. Can someone PLEASE help with a doctor? The doctors want to spend the money with no regard on how they are wasting it.

I have heard good things about this doctor with Florida Medical Clinic. I would not recommend Dr. Franks.

W. Hunter Eubanks, M.D. 14547 Bruce B. Downs Blvd.

Suite A

Tampa, FL 33613

813.977.8985

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