I’m sorry to hear about the problems your daughter is suffering from. How old is she? How serious are the allergies? Do you know what she is allergic to?
If your daughter’s allergies are not life-threatening, you have a lot more latitude to experiment than otherwise. If your daughter has serious symptoms, you will definitely need the support of an understanding doctor. Any chance of finding another GP? Younger doctors seem to be more open-minded than older doctors, although this is not necessarily the case, so don’t go by age alone.
If your daughter’s allergies are annoying but not serious health concerns (i.e. no lasting damage), consider some of the approaches mentioned in article such as self diagnosis, Tired After Eating Bread, and dust allergies. This site is growing, so look for more such articles in the future.
Your comment has inspired me to start an allergy professional help directory. Suggestions are welcome.
I hope that helps a little. Feel free to ask more questions. I hope other readers will contribute ideas to help you out as well.
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