Guest guest Posted February 16, 2007 Report Share Posted February 16, 2007 At our last appointment we got G's allergy panel back and of course, it was awful. He's very allergic to a bunch of foods. Dr. G wanted to know what he ate throughout the week and based on the report, I am basically feeding him a gluten, casein, egg, peanut and sunflower free diet. When I e-mailed him what foods he is now eating and let him know that everything was gfcf I got a message back from saying he didn't want him on a GFCF diet. What?!? I understood his reasoning and I agreed with him before that I didn't want to do gfcf and had no intention of going gfcf unless I found out I needed to do so. When I got that panel back, I kind of saw it as a need to go gfcf. It makes sense to me, if he's allergic, don't feed it to him. But he's telling me no. I don't get it and I certainly don't understand why he would want me to feed my child something he's allergic to. I'm no allergist but I do know that allergies can wreak havoc with the brain and it's development. He said that going gfcf can cause more allergies to come up, etc. It still doesn't make sense to me. Yes, more allergies can come up but that doesn't seem like a good enough reason to feed him what he's already allergic to and our ped certainly doesn't want us feeding it to him (as a matter of fact, our ped wants us to see an allergist and get tested for celiac just to be sure). Someone please help me understand why he thinks I should do this? Our next appointment isn't for a couple of weeks so and I'm kind of irritated about the whole thing. It's not so much that I don't trust him, I just don't understand him. Someone please explain this to me if you can. Thanks, Cheryl Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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