Has your child experienced severe episodes of vomiting after eating infant cereal and/or first foods, or after drinking formula?
Do you question whether or not a specific food or foods may be contributing to your infant’s worsening symptoms of periodic vomiting, chronic diarrhea, reflux and/or failure to thrive?
These symptoms may indicate a need to speak with your child’s doctor about an FPIES evaluation.
The Medical Nutrition Equity Act (S-1194, HB-2587) is a piece of legislation currently being championed by medical professionals and patient advocacy groups that aims to improve coverage of medical nutrition (such as elemental formula) for individuals affected by a variety of conditions, including FPIES. Learn how you can get involved TODAY!
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Food Allergy Awareness Week (FAAW) is May 10-16 this year. Every year we join with Food Allergy Research and Education (FARE) to honor FAAW. We wanted to share some of the ways you can get involved and help build the growing awareness of different types of food allergies, such as Food Protein Induced Enterocolitis Syndrome (FPIES).
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