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Keratosis Pilaris?

zenjess1980

By zenjess1980
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zenjess1980 Contributor
zenjess1980
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Does anyone have Keratosis Pilaris as a skin condition related to Celiac and *NOT* DH? (I do)

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cyclinglady Grand Master
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I would put my money on hormonal imbalance.  I had KP after my doctor included testosterone in my hormonal cocktail to combat some pretty severe perimenopausal symptoms.  It resolved once we dropped the testosterone.  But nothing surprises me about celiac disease and what it can do to your body.

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This is quite possible, if I am glutened (which happens) I get it bad. I noticed that within a day of no gluten, it clears up nearly completely.

I've had this my entire life. Only since going gluten free, has it cleared up. Hmmm.........

But I also do believe I'm having hormone issues (long story, but I'm 2 years post radiation and chemo, and I think I may be going into early menopause or SOMETHING is up... I have a doctor appointment next week.)

Thanks for the reply :) 

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artistsl Enthusiast
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My son had keratosis pilaris covering his entire torso at one point. I believe it was caused by elevated thyroid and/or gluten consumption.

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Ellypetro Newbie
Ellypetro
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am also a gluten intolerence on my upper arm skin i have shivering like skin please help me to solve this issue anyone with experince

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