Tom 7, Nr 4 (2016)
WYBRANE PROBLEMY KLINICZNE
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Immunologiczna nadwrażliwość na pokarm
Forum Zaburzeń Metabolicznych 2016;7(4):152-161.
Streszczenie
Niepożądane reakcje występujące po spożyciu pokar mu są często spotykanym zjawiskiem. Istotnymi klinicznie są nieprawidłowe reakcje wynikające z osobniczej nadwrażliwości organizmu na spożytą żywność. Nadwrażliwość pokarmowa to szerokie pojęcie obejmujące reakcje o mechanizmach immunologicznym i nieimmunologicznym. Długotr wały, nawracający charakter, podobne manifestacje kliniczne i odmienne metody diagnostyczne, powodują trudności w rozpoznawaniu poszczególnych typów reakcji na pokarmy. W pracy przedstawiono definicję, podział, patomechanizm, objawy kliniczne oraz metody diagnostyc zne przydatne do rozpoznania nadwrażliwości pokarmowej o podłożu immunologicznym oraz zasady postępowania dietetycznego.
Słowa kluczowe: alergia pokarmowanadwrażliwość na pokarmniepożądane reakcje
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