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Need A Good Doctor In St.louis Mo Area


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I hate gluten Apprentice

any good docs in st. louis or surrounding areas, or any idea how to find one that is good with auto immune issues?


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Lisa Mentor
any good docs in st. louis or surrounding areas, or any idea how to find one that is good with auto immune issues?

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You might want to contact these good people. They can point you in the right directions.

I hate gluten Apprentice

I have a problem with 2 of those doctors. Like I have said in other post, my family has a history of autoimmune disorders and my mother saw 2 of I think 4 of them and it was not pretty. Thank you for the post though. I would like to find a good primary also. As everyone here knows that is hard.

Lisa Mentor
I have a problem with 2 of those doctors. Like I have said in other post, my family has a history of autoimmune disorders and my mother saw 2 of I think 4 of them and it was not pretty. Thank you for the post though. I would like to find a good primary also. As everyone here knows that is hard.

The link that I sent you are Celiac Support Leaders in the area that you requested. They are not doctors. They can direct you to doctors in your area with experience.

I hate gluten Apprentice

Thank you I will look at it I thought it was the list of doctors from the Celiac site. Sorry Thanks again

quote name='Momma Goose' date='Feb 6 2009, 07:46 AM' post='508612']

The link that I sent you are Celiac Support Leaders in the area that you requested. They are not doctors. They can direct you to doctors in your area with experience.

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any good docs in st. louis or surrounding areas, or any idea how to find one that is good with auto immune issues?

If you're the type of person who's open to alternative healthcare, consider Big Idea Clinic in St Louis. The doctor there really helped my sister.

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