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Need Help With My Daughter's Sore Throat


Autumn Rook

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Autumn Rook Newbie

My daughter tested negative for Celiacs, but I believe she is gluten-intolerant. We've had her on a gluten free diet since last February and for a long time, most of her stomach aches, leg cramps and diarrhea went away. However, over the past two months, the stomach aches have started coming back along with a constant sore throat. I did more research and have found that many people are also casein and soy intolerant, so I'm taking her off of those, but I can't find anything about these sensitivities causing a sore throat. Does anyone have any experience with that? Also, what type of doctor do you recommend seeing for help with diagnosing casein intolerance? Our pediatrician doesn't seem to know a thing about food intolerances. Would a dietician be best or a gastrointestinal specialist?


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mommida Enthusiast

My daughter has Celiac and Eosinophilic Esophagitus.

Is her voice hoarse? Swollen tonsils? Back of throat covered with cream speckles? Bad breath? Dark cricles under the eyes? GERD symptoms? Constant headache? Along with a stomach ache with "D" and or vomitting?

You should have been to a pediatric gastroenterologist for for Celiac testing. Have you been in for allergy testing? A ped. ENT?

SilverSlipper Contributor

Have you checked to see if she has any reflux? The sore throat could be a burning from the reflux. There are a number of over the counter products that you could check for a couple of weeks to see if it would help.

Good luck :)

cahill Collaborator

Eggs did this to me ,a constant burning in the back of my throat.

Has she been checked for allergys ??

shadowicewolf Proficient

reflux will do it easily. Honey helps sooth throats btw, try that to help it :)

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