Symptoms of celiac disease are usually in different children and adults.
The following signs and symptoms of celiac disease in infants:
First. Symptoms of the digestive system
Many children who have diarrhea as a sign of celiac disease. If you notice, the chair will look pale than usual and pungent odor.
In some infants may be seen, that contains oil or fat chair. Other symptoms sometimes emerging celiac disease is constipation.
Two. The symptoms of stomach
Infants under celiac disease suffer pain, swelling or swelling in the abdomen. Sometimes nausea and vomiting occur.
In many cases, these symptoms are often overlooked because it is a sign of disease that is considered especially children.
However, abdominal pain or chronic ill children should be reported to a doctor immediately, because it can be a sign of more serious disease.
Three. Behavioral symptoms in
Infants Celiac mederita be grumpy or irritable, if the symptoms of the disease especially disturbing.
Many of the symptoms of celiac disease, such as abdominal pain or nausea can interfere with infants and be difficult because they can not say or communicate their symptoms.
Four. Weight loss
In infants, weight loss can be a sign of celiac disease. Toddlers or adults who suffer from celiac disease have damage to the small intestine, resulting in nutrient malabsorption problems.
This can cause the patient to lose weight, and it will be reflected in toddlers and infants.
Weight loss due to celiac disease can cause poor growth, so that the children are smaller than their age.
Five. Other Symptoms
Other symptoms of celiac sprue or bone and joint pain, fatigue, and tooth discoloration.
These symptoms tend to be rare gastrointestinal symptoms and can be ignored.
