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Recovery Time From Gluten Challenge


Jenn2005

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My husband just finished a gluten challenge for a endoscopy biopsy. His doctor only had him do the challenge for 1 week. (I tried to tell the dr. what I have read about eating equiv. of 2-3 pieces of bread per day for 3 months but it went in one ear and out the other.) Honestly 1 week was more than enough for us to know that the gluten was hurting him. He had been on the gluten free diet for 7 weeks when he had to do the challenge. He has been back on the gluten-free diet for 4 days now and I was wondering how long it will take him to get back to where he was before the challenge. Will it be like starting completely over? I was hoping he would bounce back to where he was (which still wasn't good but it was improvement). We just bought him some gluten-free liquid vitamins and sublingual B12 hoping that might help. Any help from someone who has done a challenge would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Jennifer

Fort Pierce, Florida


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My challenge wasn't that long (it was just dietary, not for a biopsy), but still took about two weeks for me. It may take him a bit longer, or shorter, depending on his system.

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