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icyblu

By icyblu
in Food Intolerance & Leaky Gut

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icyblu Newbie
icyblu
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hi I'm wondering if anybody here is tube fed. of had been due to malabsorption ? 

Evertime ive tried to come of it my body has just had flare up after flare up . I've also been switched to a soya feed as the regular one was irritating my stomach just wondering if anyone can relate :)

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cyclinglady Grand Master
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Welcome!

Have you been diagnosed with celiac disease?  

icyblu Newbie
icyblu
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yes I have been diagnosed 

thanks 

cyclinglady Grand Master
cyclinglady
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14 hours ago, icyblu said:

hi I'm wondering if anybody here is tube fed. of had been due to malabsorption ? 

Evertime ive tried to come of it my body has just had flare up after flare up . I've also been switched to a soya feed as the regular one was irritating my stomach just wondering if anyone can relate :)

When were you diagnosed?  Have you been on a gluten free diet (beside being tube fed)?  Do you have other issues besides celiac disease?   I am so sorry that you are so ill.  I am assuming what you are consuming is certified gluten free?  I guess I am asking so many questions, because I have not see a question like yours come up since I have been a member!  

 

kareng Grand Master
kareng
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How long have you been diagnosed and gluten free?  How long have you been tube feeding?  It isn't normal to need to tube feed for Celiac.  It happens very very rarely for extreme damage but isn't a continued thing.  Do you have any other diagnosis that contributes to the need for tube feeding?

Tube feeding still requires your intestines to be able to absorb it.  

icyblu Newbie
icyblu
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hello 

yes I do have other diagnosis 

 and chronic illness hopefully this is just a bad patch thanks so much for your reply 

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