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What are the best treatments for Eosinophilic Gastroenteritis?
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Low dose prednisone ( 5mg) daily with 6 -mp. Terrible drugs but they control EG.
Posted Sep 12, 2017 by Linda 200
Treatment options are patient specific. Some individuals respond to swallowed steroids. Others use a variety of medications.
Posted Sep 14, 2017 by Gail 2000
It depends on the cause of your disease. If the EG was brought on by a parasite, get treatment for the parasite and hopefully your symptoms will disappear.
If it's a food allergy, a scratch test can show several different types of food allergy to you know what foods to avoid. It can also help to go on a diet free of inflammatory foods.
If it's bright on by autoimmune disorder then hold on because you're in for a ride. Medications are not always effective but they're are several types that can be prescribed to try and lessen symptoms such as;
Acid reducers
Immunosuppressants
Antidepressants
Steroids
Antibiotics
Anti nausea medications
Allergy shots
Allergy medications
And many many more.
If it's a food allergy, a scratch test can show several different types of food allergy to you know what foods to avoid. It can also help to go on a diet free of inflammatory foods.
If it's bright on by autoimmune disorder then hold on because you're in for a ride. Medications are not always effective but they're are several types that can be prescribed to try and lessen symptoms such as;
Acid reducers
Immunosuppressants
Antidepressants
Steroids
Antibiotics
Anti nausea medications
Allergy shots
Allergy medications
And many many more.
Posted Jul 27, 2020 by Sydney 4050
