got an appt next week with DD2.
basically her diet is rubbish and always has been. she eats bread, egg, roast potato, plain chicken, chips, pizza, biscuits, cake.
No fruit (except apple juice). No vegetables. No dairy.
I asked for this referral in desperation about 5 months ago. She has ongoing problems with constant abdo pain and nausea which the Drs we have seen have no idea about. I have wondered if she may be wheat sensitive but that remains to be proved.
Surprisingly all her blood tests have been absolutely normal.
The rest of us eat healthily - a range of good stuff. DD1 eats everything.
Dietwise - you name it over the last 10 years i've tried it.
Is there anything a dietitian can say or do that will help?
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Is there any point seeing a dietitian?
NigellaTheUndomesticGoddess · 15/06/2008 16:20
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