Celiac disease is relatively common and, in many cases, can be self-diagnosed during a visit to a pediatrician’s office. However, should a pediatric gastroenterologist be consulted? Can the diet be temporarily interrupted, and if so, what are the potential risks of doing so?

In addition, inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), while not widely recognized in pediatric populations, is actually more prevalent than often assumed. The session will delve into the diagnostic and differential diagnostic criteria. This interactive discussion with pediatric colleagues will aim to improve understanding, offering valuable insights into best practices for diagnosis and management in pediatric care.