ALLERGY OF THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM (GI ALLERGY)

ALLERGY OF THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
(GI ALLERGY)
Symptoms of allergy in the digestive system (GI tract) are common.
Adult Sufferers of GI allergies may have one or more of the following complaints:
Poor appetite
Frequent nausea or vomiting
Frequent or excessive belching and bloating
Difficulty swallowing
Burning sensation or pain in the chest when swallowing
Hyperacidity or pain in the stomach area
Frequent diarrheas
Abundant amounts of mucus, blood or fat in the stool
Vague pain in the abdomen or chronic constipation.
Confusion with hyperactive bowel or ulcerative colitis
Confusion with Celiac disease
Confusion with mal-absorption diseases
Periods of no or minimal symptoms
Many visits to physicians, clinics or hospitals for irregular GI symptoms
Infant and young children Sufferers of GI allergies may have one or more of the following
complaints:
Frequent colic in babies
Vomiting after introducing formula feeding
Difficulty in introducing new foods or drinks

Frequent change of formula and/or solid foods
Improvement with non dairy or amino acid formulas
CONTACT US FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ALLERGY OF THE DIGESTIVE
SYSTEM AND METHODS FOR DIAGNOSIS AND EFFECTIVE TREATMENT.
WE CAN HELP.
Allergy, Asthma, Sinus and Immunology Center
201 Eighth Street South Suite 107
Naples, FL 34102
Phone: (239) 261-5599
www.allergytoday.com