Using this name as perhaps linked to previous worries. Though of course I know allergies don't cause lying/bad behaviour!
Daughter has had a horrendous last few months for several reasons but one is very poor physical health. Initially thought unlucky/getting loads of bugs but I'm getting really worried something else going on now.
Symptoms are mainly stomach upset, headaches, sore throat but occasionally runny/stuffy nose and earache.
At first there was concern re psychological reasons (wanting to avoid school) but as more information is coming to mind I'm genuinely beginning to think there's something physical at school making her ill.
Reason is - she's stopped using school canteen as this was she felt causing almost immediate upset stomach, but the only place nearby is a chip shop type place (though they do lots of different things), not great health wise I know but I've only just been told this is where she's going rather than canteen.
But it's like things are falling into place in my brain.
Never ill at home so weekends or holidays
never ill Monday's (which would have fit more with avoiding school) but actually more likely to miss on a day when she has her FAVOURITE lessons.
Symptoms are now at a stage it's not just her telling me she doesn't 'feel' well but are undeniable (extreme upset stomach, pain waking her from sound asleep, occasional short lasting rash, red swollen throat)
I've got an idea what it may be but don't want to influence posters away from a possible different but correct cause.
Hard to explain but I just have a strong feeling something at school is making her physically ill and I need to know what to get it fixed.
Can anyone help? Any experience of similar?
She's normally stupidly healthy as far as this kind of thing concerned.
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Liedtomum · 06/01/2017 20:45
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