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Dairy Intolerance?


GlutenStinks15

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So, I started getting stomach pains this week after eating dairy. I got diagnosed with Celiac at the beginning of April. Is it possible I developed this intolerance now?

 

How long should I wait before attempting anything dairy again? (I want to give it some time - the pains were BAD.)

 

Since being diagnosed I haven't suffered any intolerances (until now) and I've been thankful. Looks like my number came up haha.

 

Any advice is greatly appreciated.

 

And thank you all for your continued support.


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bartfull Rising Star

Might have been a fluke, but it wouldn't hurt to give it up for three months or so.

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Thanks. I gradually reintroduced everything I ate that day - one item at a time in this last few days, and it seems it's the dairy. Two days of the pain was enough for me to take a break.

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