What are common triggers of AIP symptoms?

Common triggers of AIP symptoms include:

  • Taking certain medicines, including some sedatives, some antibiotics, and some anti-seizure drugs
  • Stress on the body caused by infections, illness, or surgery
  • Smoking cigarettes
  • Drinking alcohol or using illegal drugs
  • Starting new medicines
  • Weight loss and fasting
  • Monthly cycle hormone changes; symptoms are more common during the two weeks before your period starts

How to start a conversation with your doctor

If you are having symptoms that may be related to AIP, complete this symptoms checklist. You’ll get personalized information about your symptoms that you can use to start a conversation with your doctor.

Complete the symptoms checklist
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