Work with your doctor on an EoE treatment plan that’s best for you. A plan is crucial
for managing this progressive disease and staying one step ahead of symptoms.
If your primary care doctor thinks you might have EoE, you should be referred to a gastroenterologist.
If your gastroenterologist thinks you may have EoE, they will perform an endoscopy and take biopsy samples from inside your esophagus. They can also use other tests to help confirm if it’s EoE.
A doctor who specializes in treating allergies, asthma, and other immune conditions.
A doctor who treats illnesses, injuries, and other health conditions specifically in infants, children, and adolescents.
A doctor who helps manage your overall health. They are typically your main point of contact for basic medical care.
A medical professional who can provide a wide range of health services in collaboration with a medical doctor.
A doctor who specializes in treating conditions affecting the ears, nose, and throat, plus the neck and head region as well.
A nurse who has advanced clinical education and
training. They can serve as a primary
care provider
and share many of the same
duties as doctors.
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