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I have a 13 month daughter who was being test results were neg. for celiac. Her symptoms are little weight gain in 6 months time so her Dr. suggested testing. She is still nursing but doesn't sleep through the night and has eczema and stuffy/runny itchy nose. We are going to see an alleregist, but I am wondering has anyone here seen a naturopath for celiac? What did you do when your test came back neg? I am not necessarily convince that she has celiac I just want to make sure that we have gotten the correct answers due to the deceptive nature of this disease.

Amy


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Welcome,

I don't have young children, but perhaps you could keep a food diary and note your daughters reaction since you are nursing.

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