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So my daughter has now been gluten free for 4 months (with only one major glutening that we know of) and this afternoon with have her first follow up appt with the GI doc since going gluten free. Any suggestions of questions to ask or what we should expect? I am mostly curious about testing for other allergies or intolerances, did your specialist help with this or did you have to go back to your pediatrician?

Thanks for your help.

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