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This is something that I have heard of and wondered if anyone had any experience with it.

2007-09-17 11:39:05 · 4 answers · asked by Yomi 4 in Education & Reference Special Education

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My son has a gluten intolerance, and if he get's it incidently, he does have behavioral difficulties. He feels really bad physically, and I think it manifests in trying to control his environment. He actually exhibits some traits of aspergers.

Ironically I have two other children, with autism. We put them on a gluten free diet and it didn't help with their symptoms at all.

2007-09-17 13:20:08 · answer #1 · answered by ? 6 · 0 0

some behaviors may be a result of not feeling well, as suggested. but behaviors may also result because the child cannot eat the same things as other children. some children are sensitive to being "different" from other children, especially when they can't eat the same things at celebrations and parties. i don't know of much research to back this up... but it is a possibility that gluten intolerance may deprive the body of a needed protein that interacts with the behavior or personality part of the brain. i teach at an alternative school for students with emotional and behavioral disorders. out of 24 students in the school... i know that 2 of them have celiac disease. they definitely have emotional and behavioral issues... but i never attributed it to their gluten intolerance.

2007-09-17 16:17:15 · answer #2 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

Yes having allergies to a food may result in behaviors. Not all children have behaviors related to food like Gluten.

Behaviors that children exhibit because of a food allergy can be related to a medical condition such as bowl discomfort or blood sugar which can drop rapidly.

If you feel your child has allergies to food, you can have the doctor administer test for possible allergies. There are conditions that related to Gluten which is called Celiac Disease.

2007-09-17 14:27:55 · answer #3 · answered by jvanhoutensped 3 · 0 0

At a million 3 hundred and sixty 5 days of age he's able to snoozing by the night. With crying out it each each now and then it takes 3 weeks for a newborn to 'get it' yet they continually do, you merely must be committed. in the adventure that your son shares a room with different infants then positioned him to sleep in yet another room, any room, as long as that is afe and has a door you could close. whilst he screams as a manipulative ploy, track him out. you would be consistent. you are the grown-up. in case you do no longer safeguard this now the concern will in user-friendly terms worsen. i does no longer have confidence him with slightly one sitter till you have conquered this concern. ought to you be conscious for some respite lodging in any respect (I advise some place that one among you and the infants ought to bypass to for a pair of days)? The wide-unfold practitioner are in a position that may well be useful you right here, plus a referral to a Psychologist or something comparable in case you experience that is needed. you fairly choose some help - that is complicated in this occasion to think of logically and do the main suitable factor.

2016-10-18 22:25:27 · answer #4 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

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