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Dietician And Endoscopy


Mummyto3

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My daugthers date for the biopsy is finally through! 5th July :o) Dietician is next week. Thank goodness things are moving now. She's currently on a high dose of laxatives for a week to clear her bowels as she's been blocked up continuously for months.

My blood results should be back next week. My other ones were back today. Anemia neg, thyroid fine too (on pills). Still shattered!


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hope you get a good dietician, we have one through an nfant and child nutrition program because of our daughters anaphylactic milk and eg allergies, they may suggest some weird things but they work

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We've been given a small booklet to fill in what bread she eats, how often she has fruit, veg and dairy products and what some of them are. We also have to fill in a food diary for 4 consecutive days before we see him/her. Hope they are good.

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