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Think My Seven Year Old May Have Celiac Disease


Wendyloub

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My dd, now 7 was a chubby baby and toddler, but when she was two she caught campylabacta, food poisoning, ever since then she has complained of tummy aches, her food poisoning took months to get over with lots of diareah, since then the diaoreah has gone, but she complains almost immediately after eating that she has tummy ache, and she gets the most terrible smelly wind.

She is now a very small 7 year old, who isn't yet 3 stone with a very small appetite, I did put her tummy aches down to nerves for a long while, as they seem to come and go if her Dads about they are worse. However, she is now getting her grown up teeth and they are all coming though discoloured and almost opaque, and I was looking it up on the internet and it linked it to celiac, which is something I looked into a while ago when her tummy aches were at their worst, and I had to take her to the doctors.

So I am now trying to make her an appointment but does any of this sound familiar to yourselves?

Wendyx


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