I notice quite a few seem to have both Gluten and Dairy Intolerence. Is that common ? Would my only symptom of a dairy Intolerence be a sharp headache after eating dairy ?
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georgie
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Posted 09 November 2006 - 03:06 AM
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Posted 09 November 2006 - 06:35 PM
Georgie, gluten and dairy intolerances are very commonly paired together. I would try cutting it out for a while and see if you notice a difference.
Per your symptoms, I'm not really sure. I haven't been dairy free long enough or attempted to reintroduce it yet, so I don't even really know what it will do to me.
I do remember that not long after going gluten-free, and being in serious denial, I went to have some cheese sticks. They were awesome.
But anyways, within like thirty minutes of eating them I got a killer migraine. I'm not sure what that was related to, but it was totally worth it to eat those cheese sticks (they're handmade at the bar around the corner.
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I suggest that you cut it out for a month or two and then reintroduce it and see what happens
Courtney
Per your symptoms, I'm not really sure. I haven't been dairy free long enough or attempted to reintroduce it yet, so I don't even really know what it will do to me.
I do remember that not long after going gluten-free, and being in serious denial, I went to have some cheese sticks. They were awesome.
But anyways, within like thirty minutes of eating them I got a killer migraine. I'm not sure what that was related to, but it was totally worth it to eat those cheese sticks (they're handmade at the bar around the corner.
)I suggest that you cut it out for a month or two and then reintroduce it and see what happens
Courtney
Courtney - 25
Columbia, SC
Gluten-free since July 8, 2006
Casein-free since October 16, 2006
Went six weeks, and fell back into a deliciously painful world of cheese.
Casein-free (again and for serious this time) December 11, 2006
Stupid cheese addiction....2/07
Dx Hypothyroid in 1993
Dx Gluten & Casein Sensitive through Enterolab 10/06
Dx Adrenal *Exhaustion* 2/07
Originally from WI, I am still in denial over my newfound casein intolerance. I fear I will not be allowed back into the state if I can no longer eat cheese and drink milk. This could pose some trouble over holidays when I wish to visit my family. It also poses a problem involving the severe rage I feel when I have to throw away somebody's unfinished cheese sticks. That is so wrong.
Columbia, SC
Gluten-free since July 8, 2006
Casein-free since October 16, 2006
Went six weeks, and fell back into a deliciously painful world of cheese.
Casein-free (again and for serious this time) December 11, 2006
Stupid cheese addiction....2/07
Dx Hypothyroid in 1993
Dx Gluten & Casein Sensitive through Enterolab 10/06
Dx Adrenal *Exhaustion* 2/07
Originally from WI, I am still in denial over my newfound casein intolerance. I fear I will not be allowed back into the state if I can no longer eat cheese and drink milk. This could pose some trouble over holidays when I wish to visit my family. It also poses a problem involving the severe rage I feel when I have to throw away somebody's unfinished cheese sticks. That is so wrong.
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tarnalberry
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Posted 09 November 2006 - 09:24 PM
They do appear to go hand in hand with a non-trivial number of celiacs. Headaches are fairly common signs of intolerances, and a headache is one of the symptoms I get from dairy.
Tiffany aka "Have I Mentioned Chocolate Lately?"
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Posted 10 November 2006 - 03:55 AM
Headache was one of the first signs my hubby got if he had too much milk (along with stomach gripes)
He cut it out for around 3 months and now he can tolerate it ok (but he has a limit !)
He cut it out for around 3 months and now he can tolerate it ok (but he has a limit !)
It's not enough that we do our best; sometimes we have to do what's required - Sir Winston Churchill
Nikki
Son diagnosed with Coeliac Disease Oct 2006 by biopsy (at age 13yrs)
Nikki
Son diagnosed with Coeliac Disease Oct 2006 by biopsy (at age 13yrs)
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