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Zebra007

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I am feeling quite sick.  I  started a food diary  today to see if I can pinpoint what is going on.  I am not even sure if it is Gluten related anymore, it could be allergy related, I am also Dairy free, but I am fed up with this.  I gluttoned myself earlier in the week (Saturday) with a lipstick I wore two days running, and so I am wondering if I am still feeling the effects of that?  I don't know, as  I am not all that experienced with being gluttoned.

 
My symptoms are that my stomach feels a little queasy, and last night I had some acid reflux, but the main problems are sore itchy eyes, slight drippy nose, and really dry facial skin that also kind of feels sore at the same time, and around my hairline I have a few itchy marks..I am struggling with a lot at the moment, as my perfume allergy is back in full force,  as ten years ago I had  immunotherapy injections to eradicate this problem but it appears to have re surfaced big time!! with one whiff of someones perfume making me  terribly ill, and recently my white gold earrings have started to bother me, so I had to take them out, so everything seems to be kicking off.   I am so sad that I have eaten so carefully and then managed to still get gluttoned.  
 
So I am wondering what are your thoughts, could this be a backlash of being gluttoned,  or could it just be the allergies I referred to, or could it be that being bluttoned has kicked off my allergies? because I feel like I have really bad hay fever.  I am also fearful that new allergies might be popping up, which is why I have started a food diary. I did take a histamine tablet yesterday but it made no difference whatsoever, and if anything I felt worst not better, any thoughts would be appreciated, maybe I should try another one today. 
 
 
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Zebra,

Sorry that you are feeling so unwell. Getting glutened is toughis and can take up to three weeks to feel well. Symptoms can vary which is really frustrating.

Have you researched Mast Cell Activation Syndrome? It is all about allergies. One of our forum members who is a pediatrician and a celiac has this disorder as well -- so it is a legitimate issue.

I hope you fell better soon!

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Thank you Cylcling lady...I have never heard of it and so I will look at that later on today.

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