23/07/2025Dr Michael HiiConsultant Paediatric GastroenterologistFAQs about food protein allergy or intolerance Dr Michael Hii answers some of the most frequently-asked questions about food protein allergy or intolerance in children in this informative article. More articles from this doctor
31/10/2024Professor Sauid IshaqGastroenterologistFood intolerances and their symptomsFood intolerances are reactions to certain foods that occur because the digestive system struggles to process specific ingredients. Unlike food allergies, which involve the immune system and can cause severe or even life-threatening reactions, food intolerances usually cause digestive and other mild-to-moderate symptoms, depending on the type and amount of food consumed.More articles from this doctor
02/05/2022Professor George Du ToitPaediatric allergistAsk an expert: Are high street allergy tests reliable?High street food allergy tests or home testing kits may offer quick results but can they really be relied upon when it comes to children's health and wellbeing? Leading consultant paediatric allergist Professor George Du Toit details how food allergies in children are diagnosed and the importance of seeking specialist advice in this illuminating article.More articles from this doctor
30/10/2020Dr Michael MendallGastroenterologistFood intolerance vs food allergy: what's the difference?A food intolerance and food allergy can occasionally cause similar symptoms, so people often confuse the two. But, there are important differences. While eating something you are intolerant to can cause discomfort, eating food that you are allergic to can have life-threatening consequences. Dr Michael Mendall guides us through the main differences between food intolerance and a food allergy.More articles from this doctor
09/10/2018Professor Stuart BloomGastroenterologistFood intolerance or food allergy?Food intolerances and allergies can have a serious impact on a person’s life, forcing them to plan their meals around avoiding certain foods. What are food intolerances and how are they different from allergies? Expert gastroenterologist Dr Stuart Bloom is here to explain.More articles from this doctor
