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Can celiac disease cause shakes?
@Scott Adams Thank you for all of you replies! You have been super helpful. I have one last question - do you if Celiac or a gluten intolerance of some sort can cause positive ANA blood result by any chance? -
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My symptoms are getting worse.
Cristiana and GodsGal comments are spot on. The fatigue and muscle aches, pain are classic physical symptoms of anxiety and depression, esp. long-standing or severe A & D, understandably exacerbated during a stressful pandemic. In addition to seeking counseling, there are many free online resources. I particularly find Anxietycentre.com a great resource because it has many articles explaining how our emotions can create or contribute to physical symptoms like fatigue, aches and pains, indigestion etc. I also use Calm.com and other free meditation tips on YouTube. Best of luck -
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3 yo daughter possible celiac, my Mom hear just needs some clarity! Help!? Scope Wednesday
I can definitely relate and I would say, follow your doctor's recommendation. I agree with the person who said that doctors are reluctant to do endoscopy unless it is warranted. My experience has been that it's more likely that you have to convince your doctor to perform one. (I have had two kids get them, one took more convincing than the other and, 8 months later, I am STILL working on my doctor to give me a simple blood test.) My 4yo was diagnosed at the end of last year. No known family history. Like your daughter, he was a pretty grumpy and emotional kid from about the age of 1. Howe -
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Head ache after eating
I feel sorry for your daughter! Every new symptom needs to be documented, either by you or your daughter. When you have celiac disease for as long as I have, you find all sorts of rashes and headaches and abdominal pains that you never had before. We are not doctors, and neither are you, but it would help your daughter if you could read up on celiac disease as much as possible. Unfortunately, it is a connective tissue disease, which as such can mimic other connective tissue diseases. I would ask you if you have tried any milk other than dairy, like coconut milk or some of the other great m -
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Allergist recommendations? Anyone?
Hi Scott, Ancient Harvest Quinoa for breakfast. So much lighter than buckwheat. And yes, seems it still comes from the high Andes. Thanks for the reassurance on the GFness. On a different note...I'm wondering if gluten wears down intestinal villi in patches...like the high traffic areas of a carpet? Or is the destruction universal? And if as I understand it, dairy is the first to wear down, (top of the villi), what are the other food stages? What's the first food that recovers? Is there a chart somewhere? As always, your help is much needed and much appreciated!
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