Re: ] Just wondering if anyone else the same experience as me

[Guest guest]

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The one thing that my son's doctor did agree to do is an allergy test and it

covered a wide range of things, but was allergic to nothing. I

thought at least it would be milk, since he had so many bowel

problems.....but then we figured out that he is lactose intolerant, but I

still haven't given him any dairy products. He also had ear infections from

birth......and had tubes put in two years ago and haven't had problems since

then, he barely has colds anymore. Thank you so much for your prompt reply,

I really appreciate knowing that there are others out there willing to

listen and give me such good info when I need it.

Thanks again,

Judy

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> One thing you need to do is have your child allergy tested to make sure

> you are not feeding your child any foods that are a problem to himself.

> Allergy tests are the only tests I did for this diet, and I found out he

> had allergies to soy, milk, wheat, pork, peanuts, rice, chocolate, and

> cashews.

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> on Long Island New York

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[Guest guest]

Hi

We did a Rast and it turned out negative to everything they tested .. I

don't believe they tell the true story.. I think we would have been much

better testing another way .. kelly

[Guest guest]

Just wondering - was the allergy test the RAST test or the IgG food

panel, which technically isn't an allergy test? My child tested

negative to food allergies, but had many positives with the food

panel - all of which turned out to be accurate and were a big help

with the diet.

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> The one thing that my son's doctor did agree to do is an allergy

test and it

> covered a wide range of things, but was allergic to

nothing....