I am newly diagnosed. Two months now. I have been Glutened twice since my original diagnosis. Well, today I did it again. This time it was my own fault. I read the back of the label, but it was early in the morning and I was not quite awake. I totally skipped over the ingredient wheat starch. And that's not even one of the hidden ingredients it clearly states wheat. I could kick myself.
My symptoms now are explosive diarrhea, extreme fatigue, headache, And insomnia.
How do you deal with being glutened?
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What Should I Do After Having Been Glutened?
Started by Songbird34, Nov 20 2012 09:21 PM
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#1
Posted 20 November 2012 - 09:21 PM
#2
Posted 21 November 2012 - 05:10 AM
I just got glutened recently myself. I've had celiac for several years. I'm sympathetic to your pain. I have learned 5 things. 1. don't add anything new, and double check your foods, you're not feeling well and it's easy to make another mistake. 2. stay away from dairy. 3. Lots of rest. 4. Plenty of liquid. 5. fiber and or magnesium to help your digestive system flush it out.Good luck darlin.
#3
Posted 24 November 2012 - 11:37 AM
I feel your pain - literally!
For the past 6 months I have not knowingly ingested gluten, but have on occasion had all the old symptoms in spades. This usually happens after eating at a friend's home, even when everything was prepared gluten-free. I feel it must be coming from cross-contamination of pots, pans, utensils, work surfaces, etc.
We ate our Thanksgiving meal with friends at their home; I had no pumpkin or pecan pie because the friend who brought them used wheat flour but made a fruit dessert just for me - sigh. That night I was sick; not over the top but had cramping and spent a good deal of time in the bathroom. I felt like a real martyr; if I was going to be sick anyway, maybe I should have eaten the pie! Would I have been sicker??
For the past 6 months I have not knowingly ingested gluten, but have on occasion had all the old symptoms in spades. This usually happens after eating at a friend's home, even when everything was prepared gluten-free. I feel it must be coming from cross-contamination of pots, pans, utensils, work surfaces, etc.
We ate our Thanksgiving meal with friends at their home; I had no pumpkin or pecan pie because the friend who brought them used wheat flour but made a fruit dessert just for me - sigh. That night I was sick; not over the top but had cramping and spent a good deal of time in the bathroom. I felt like a real martyr; if I was going to be sick anyway, maybe I should have eaten the pie! Would I have been sicker??
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