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Acne, Poor Weight Celiac?


Lohan52

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Lohan52 Newbie

Hello im 24 years old and all my life i had huge constipations so did nr 2 like 1 time a Week but last year i have been eating less/none gluten and my stumic is ALOT better i notice if i eat a pizza or Somthing im constipatet for 2 days, and i Always had poor weight even trough i eat alot im 110lbs at 5"10 and i have alot of acne on ny back and chest that never goes away, my stumic never hurts but i often feel depressive, i now wounder do i have celiac or not?? The test dont show becuse i been eating gluten Free for about 1 year only do gluten some times

I really need an answer thanks!..


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Well, who knows? Even a doctor can not diagnose you without you consuming gluten for 8 to 12 weeks prior to a blood draw. Your doctor tested you even though you have been gluten free (more or less) for a year?

Eating "less or none" gluten would not be acceptable for someone with celiac. They can NEVER have gluten without consequences!

I recommend researching the University of Chicago's celiac website to learn more about this autoimmune condition and proper testing:

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I hope you find your answers!

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