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Dictionary » A » Allergist AllergistAllergist --> immunologist (Science: specialist) a specialist practiced in the treatment of allergic disease and those disease processes that involve dysfunction of the immune system. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Stomach bloating and weight gain... I drink enough water and take Milk of Magnesia or Miralax and drink plenty of water so there is no danger of pasta or bread getting stuck. An allergist did a RAST test on me and found out I was allergic to all grains, not just the gluten ones. Rye, barley, soy, wheat, corn, and oats. The RAST ...
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Stomach bloating and weight gain... one to spend $$$ on a steady basis. Once cleared of specific intolerances or serious allergies, your done. YEAH! If my allergies (tested by a MD Allergist) are cleared, then I highly recommend BIE. I hope that this info can benefit you. If you take away anything from my sharing, take this......you ...
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Re: Stomach bloating and weight gain... feeling better,My next test will be coffee (which will be hard) as that may be contributing too. I would highly suggest seeing and environmental allergist in your area.(I took my son to a local environmental allergist as he has severe allergies and similar symptoms to mine - he is doing much ...
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Re: Stomach bloating and weight gain... which is something she's been doing for a couple of years. I asked her why she didn't tell me she did that, and she gave me a puzzled look. The allergist said she probably thought it was normal. Yuck. Anyhow, since she still has a few symptoms, the allergist is thinking of doing an elimination ...
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Re: Stomach bloating and weight gainI posted a month ago, on 9/28. Since the post, my daughter has been seen by an allergist at the Children's Hospital. Allergies came back positive for milk, soy, rice, rye, peanuts, bananas, carrots, melons, potatoes, cucumber, corn, chicken, pork, and all by-products..meaning ...
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