DIETANDCHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME

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DIETANDCHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME

As outlined above, in some patients with food intolerance,

constitutional symptoms can dominate the

clinical picture, or can be the sole manifestations.

They include fatigue, headache, musculo-skeletal

aches and pains, malaise, and a variety ofneuropsychiatric

symptoms such as irritability, depression,

impaired memory and concentration, sensory and

visual disturbances. Indeed, patients may present

with a clinical picture typical of "chronic fatigue

syndrome".9 It should be stressed, however, that the

clinical spectrum of food intolerance is such that

individual patients can experience any combination

of symptoms, with varying degrees of severity, so

that precise categorizationcanbe somewhatarbitrary

at times.

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More Here: http://www.cs.nsw.gov.au/rpa/allergy/research/RoleOfFoodIntoleranceInCFS.pdf