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IgG4 Food Reaction Test
IgG4 Food Reaction Test
I had a IgG4 food reaction test done. I found out that I am extremely sensitive to milk and eggs. Going into the test, I had a strong hunch milk was flaring me up but I didn't think the eggs were. I have eliminated milk, eggs and limited my wheat intake for the past two weeks. There has been some improvement with my abdominal pain but I really haven't noticed much of a difference in my pelvic pain yet. Just wondering what your thought's are on this type of test webslave? My results are posted below.
Age:30 | Onset Age:27 Symptoms: Golfball sensation, cramping in the rectum, inflamed/tight levator ani, occasional frequent urination, mild constipation, occasional burning testicular pain, IBS. Helped By: Exercise, Stretching (Yoga) specifically a deep lunge or pidgeon, running, beer, alcohol, relaxing,deep breathing Worsened By: Sitting for long periods (even w/ doughnut cushion), Stress, tight pants, caffeine, coffee in particular Tests: Pelvic MRI, Colonoscopy, Anal Monometry, STD, Pudendal Nerve Block. Botox into obturator internis, levator ani, and piriformis. Meds Xanax, Phenibut (The phenibut works awesome, better than the Xanax in my opinion)
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Re: IgG4 Food Reaction Test
It can take months to see the full effect of removing problem foods from the diet. In addition, testing for food intolerances using IgG4 is not recommended by research. That's why I always say you should follow an elimination diet rather than use the blood tests.
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