Coeliacs
Just looking for some advice! I (baby’s mam) have coeliac, how do I go about with my son? Do I keep him gluten free for a certain amount of time or do I introduce gluten straight away and look for possible symptoms? Just have no info of what to do.
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You can't "introduce" gluten to a celiac. Celiac disease isn't gluten-intolerance, it means that the small intestine can't handle gluten. The presence of gluten strips the tiny, absorptive villae in the small intestine, leaving it smooth and causing damage. Even small amounts of gluten (crumbs) can be painful, depending on the severity.
I would start by speaking to your doctor and making it clear this is celiac disease and not just gluten intolerance. They can advise you and maybe refer you to a dietitian. My brother had a celiac friend and it's definitely manageable, you just have to be careful.
We kept our kid gluten free from birth and got him gene tested around 1 year. I have celiac and gluten intolerance, he has two copies of the gluten intolerance gene. So I’m glad we avoided it!
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