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Children With Coeliac Disease (Part 1): Diagnosis, Testing & Early Signs

Season 1 Episode 75 Published 3 years, 5 months ago
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A Gluten Free Podcast
Episode 75 

Welcome to Part 1 of my special series Children With Coeliac Disease, created to coincide with Coeliac Disease Awareness Month. This series shines a much-needed spotlight on the diagnosis and testing rates of coeliac disease in children, a topic that is often overlooked yet vital for early intervention and better health outcomes.

In this episode, I share the reasons behind launching this special series and talk about the challenges parents face when navigating their child’s coeliac diagnosis. We also dive into the gaps and barriers within the medical system that can delay diagnosis, the common signs and symptoms to watch for in children, and why early diagnosis is crucial for their long-term wellbeing.

In this episode, we’ll cover:

  • The motivation behind creating this Children With Coeliac Disease special series
  • Real experiences of parents navigating their children’s coeliac disease diagnoses
  • Challenges and gaps in the current medical system regarding testing and diagnosis for kids
  • Key signs and symptoms of coeliac disease in children that families and healthcare providers should be aware of
  • The importance of early diagnosis and how it impacts a child’s health and quality of life

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A Gluten Free Podcast: Children With Coeliac Disease is hosted, edited, and produced by Ben Hampton.
Connect with me on Instagram: @a.gffamily
Email: aglutenfreefamily@gmail.com

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The content shared in this podcast reflects the opinions and personal experiences of the host and guests. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Please consult a qualified healthcare professional before making any decisions related to your health or diet.

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