Saturday, October 28, 2006

Symptoms that may be helped by Allergy Behaviour Clinic Program

ALLERGY BEHAVIOUR CLINIC
PICKY EATERS CLINIC
JL Rawasari Selatan 50, Jakarta Indonesia
Jl Taman Bendungan Asahan 5 Jakarta Indonesia
Bunda Hospital, Jakarta Indonesia
Phone : (62- 21) 70081995 - 4264126 – 31922005
email :
wido25@hotmail.com , htpp://www.childrenfamily.com


Everyone experiences some of these symptoms once in a while, but it is the intensity and frequency that can indicate when it is not a normal condition.
Success with this program may make stimulant medication unnecessary. If you are now using such medication, changing dosages on your own can be dangerous. Physician supervision is needed when changing psychoactive medications.
If any of these symptoms have appeared suddenly or if they are severe, consult a physician. It may be a symptom of some other, more serious, condition.
This material is for information only and is not intended to replace appropriate medical care.

Health Problems
People who have symptoms of ADHD that respond well to dietary management also frequently have :

Physical complaints
Sleep problems
Physical Complaints :
· Ear infections
· Recurrent Infection
· Asthma
· Bedwetting (enuresis)
· Daytime wetting
· Stomachaches
· Headaches, migraines
· Hives, rashes (urticaria)
· Eczema
· Leg aches
· Constipation, diarrhea
· Congestion
· Seizures (some types, especially if combined with migraine or hyperactivity)

Sleep Problems :
· Resistance to going to bed
· Difficulty falling asleep
· Restless / erratic sleep
· Nightmares
· Bruxisme

Behavior Problems :
Marked hyperactivity
Impulsive actions
Compulsive actions
Emotional concerns

Marked hyperactivity :
· Constant motion
· Running instead of walking
· Inability to sit still
· inappropriate wiggling of legs/hands

Impulsive Actions :
· Disruptive behavior / disturbs others
· Unresponsiveness to discipline
· Unkindness to pets
· Poor self-control
· Destructive behaviors: throws, breaks things
· Little or no recognition of danger to self
· Inappropriate noises
· Excessive talking
· Loud talking
· Interrupts often
· Abusive behavior
· Unpredictable behavior

Compulsive Actions :
· Aggression
· Perseveration/repeating of an activity
· Touching things or people excessively
· Workaholic habits
· Chewing on clothing, other objects
· Scratching, biting & picking at skin

Emotional Concerns :
· Low frustration tolerance
· Depression
· Frequent crying
· Demands immediate attention
· Irritability
· Overreaction to touch, pain, sound, lights
· Panics easily
· Nervousness
· Low self-esteem
· Mood swings
· Suicidal thoughts

Learning Problems :
Short attention span
Neuro-muscular involvement
Cognitive and perceptual disturbances

Short Attention Span :
· Impatience
· Distraction
· Failure to complete projects
· Inability to listen to whole story
· Inability to follow directions

Neuro-Muscular Involvement :
· Accident prone
· Poor muscle coordination
· Difficulty writing, drawing
· Dyslexia/reading problems
· Speech difficulties/delays
· Difficulty with playground activities, sports
· Eye muscle disorder (nystagmus, strabismus)
· Tics
· unusual or uncontrollable movements)
· Seizures (some forms)

Cognitive and Perceptual Disturbances :
· Auditory memory deficits (difficulty remembering what is heard)
· Visual memory deficits (difficulty remembering what is seen)
· Difficulty in comprehension and short term memory
· Disturbance in spatial orientation (up-down, right-left)
· Difficulties in reasoning (simple math problems, meaning in words)

over 100 symptoms ALLERGY

Over 100 Allergy Symptoms
that may be helped by
“ALLERGY ELIMINATION DIET PROGRAM”


ALLERGY BEHAVIOUR CLINIC
PICKY EATERS CLINIC
JL Rawasari Selatan 50, Jakarta Indonesia
Jl Taman Bendungan Asahan 5 Jakarta Indonesia
Bunda Hospital, Jakarta Indonesia
Phone : (62- 21) 70081995 - 4264126 – 31922005
email :
wido25@hotmail.com , htpp://www.childrenfamily.com

The term "food allergy" refers to adverse immunologic reactions to food. Food allergy is usually mediated by IgE antibody directed to specific food proteins, but other immunologic mechanisms can also play a role. The primary target organs for food allergic reactions are the skin, the gastrointestinal tract and the respiratory system. Both acute reactions (hives and anaphylaxis) and chronic disease (asthma, atopic dermatitis and gastrointestinal disorders) may be caused or exacerbated by food allergy.
The foods most commonly causing these reactions in children are milk, egg, peanuts, soy, wheat, tree nuts, fish and shellfish; in adults, they are peanuts, tree nuts, shellfish and fish.

Double-blind, placebo-controlled food challenges are considered the gold standard for diagnosing food allergy. The procedure is labor intensive but ALLERGY BEHAVIOUR CLINIC JAKARTA INDONESIA should be modified for DIAGNOSING FOOD ALLERGY by OPEN ELIMINATION DIET PROGRAM.

Treatment consists of elimination of the causal food(s) along with medical treatment, including the prompt self-administration of epinephrine in the event of a serious reaction.

Everyone experiences some of these symptoms once in a while, but it is the intensity and frequency that can indicate when it is not a normal condition.
Success with this program may make stopped medication unnecessary. If you are now using such medication, changing dosages on your own can be dangerous. Physician supervision is needed when changing psychoactive medications.
If any of these symptoms have appeared suddenly or if they are severe, consult a physician. It may be a symptom of some other, more serious, condition.
This material is for information only and is not intended to replace appropriate medical care.


Over 100 Medically Recognized Symptoms of Allergy :

Neurological symptoms:
Headache, Migraines
Seizures (some types, especially if combined with migraine or hyperactivity)DepressionFatigueSleeplessness (insomnia)NeuralgiaFeeling of indecisionMoodinessMelancholyWithdrawalApathyEmotional instabilityImpaired coordinationImpaired comprehensionNervousnessStammeringFaintingAphasia (inability to speak or find the appropriate word)Mental lapsesBlackoutsParanoid thinkingDelusionsHallucinationsAmnesiaComaLethargyDisorientationIrritabilityEpilepsyDizzinessViolent behaviorHyperactivity

Joint symptoms:
Arthritis Swollen anklesArthralgia (joint pain)
Circulatory symptoms:
Chest painIrregular heartbeatHypertension (high blood pressure)Hypotension (low blood pressure)Irregular pulseAnemiaEdemaAngina pectoris (heart pain)Phlebitis (inflammation of a vein)

Respiratory symptoms:
Runny noseAsthmaWheezing, shortness of breathCoughing BronchitisSinusitis

Gastrointestinal symptoms:
Colic in infancy, hernia in infancy,
Excessive gasDiarrheaConstipationColitisStomach crampsNauseaVomitingAbdominal painCanker soresPeptic ulcersGall bladder painBelchingHeartburnSalivationFood cravingsGaggingHunger painsDiverticulitisIndigestionHemorrhoidsDuodenal ulcerBloating

Skin symptoms:
ItchingEczemaClammy skinTendency towards bleeding and bruisingHivesSweatingAcneCracked skin
Candidiasis

Musculo-skeletal symptoms:
NeckacheMyalgia (muscle pain)Backache
Hormonal symptoms:
DysmenorrheaFrigidityImpotence

Other symptoms:
Multiple sclerosisCataractsConjunctivitisFailure to thrive (in infants)DiabetesSneezing spellsHoarsenessOtitis media (inflammation, discharge from ear, earaches)ObesitySwelling around the eyesFeverBed-wettingLow blood sugarTinnitus (ringing of the ear)
Typical Chemical Sensitivity or "Sick Building Syndrome" Symptoms
HeadachesLethargyDizzinessMalaiseWeaknessNauseaFlushingEye itch or irritationDry eyesBlurred visionStuffy or watery noseDry throat Arthralgia or joint painSkin problemsCough and asthmaNumbness and tinglingMuscle weaknessMuscle crampsWeight lossInsomniaConfusionLoss of memoryPoor concentrationEdemaMoodinessDepressionFatigueIncreased perspirationHyperactivityLoss of voice or laryngitisHearing lossIrregular heartbeat

Allergic Tension Fatigue Syndrome (ATFS)
Hyperactive, uncontrollably wile, unrestrainedFatigued, weak, weary, exhausted, listlessNonstop talk, repetition, loud talk, stutteringInattentive, disruptive, impulsiveShort attention span, unable to concentrateRestless legs, finger tappingClumsy, poor coordination, tremorInsomnia, nightmares, inability to fall asleep and wake upNervous, irritable, upset, short-tempered, moodyHigh-strung, excitable, agitatedDepressed, easily moved to tears, temperamentalOversensitive to odor, light, sound, pain, and cold

Sleep Problems :
Resistance to going to bed
Difficulty falling asleep
Restless / erratic sleep
Nightmares
Bruxisme