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alunke82 Newbie
alunke82
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hi all i have alot of  health problems i just have one question

if i have gluten/celiac  can i feel better every  evening/night?and feeling very sick every morning?

if i had gluten/celiac wouldent i be sick every evening/night to?i am still sick but feeling alot better in my head every evening

i have been gluten free allmost 3 months now got alittle gluten but not much but still sick every morning somedays worse then others but get better evening

if i eat gluten now i can get alittle stomach pain is it becouse i dont eat much of it anymore?

my worst symptom are head preasure,neck preasure and burning feets and foggy brain 

can celiac mimic lyme?i got sick some month after bite it all started with stomach pain and diarrah then i got more and more symptoms and have tingling in feets burning feets op and down not so much burning in feets in the mornings  and alittle in hands some times hot flashes and neck cracks alot and jaw cracks and some other symptoms but i allways felt better in evening tinnitus to and sudden hearing loss

 

 

 

 

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cyclinglady Grand Master
cyclinglady
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I am sorry that you are ill.  Celiac disease has many symptoms (over 300).  It can not be diagnosed based on symptoms as they overlap with many other diseases.  Best to get a celiac test.  Here is more information.  

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But the only catch is that you have to beaming gluten daily for about 8 to 12 weeks prior to the blood test and less for the endoscopy.  It sounds like you are gluten light, but not really gluten free.  A celiac has to be 100% gluten free.  One small exposure can make a celiac sick for days, weeks or months.  

Take care.  

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GFinDC
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2 hours ago, cyclinglady said:

But the only catch is that you have to beaming gluten daily for about 8 to 12 weeks prior to the blood test and less for the endoscopy.

Hi Alunke,

Welcome to the forum! :)

The other option if you can''t beam the gluten like on Star Trek, is you can eat the gluten for the same amount of time.

You don't need to eat a lot of gluten though, a slice of bread a day is fine.   We aren't all as advanced as Cycling Lady yet. :)

 

cyclinglady Grand Master
cyclinglady
Posted
53 minutes ago, GFinDC said:

Hi Alunke,

Welcome to the forum! :)

The other option if you can''t beam the gluten like on Star Trek, is you can eat the gluten for the same amount of time.

You don't need to eat a lot of gluten though, a slice of bread a day is fine.   We aren't all as advanced as Cycling Lady yet. :)

 

Ha!  ? I am pretty sure that I did not type beaming!  Lesson learned: proofread!  

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GFinDC
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55 minutes ago, cyclinglady said:

Ha!  ? I am pretty sure that I did not type beaming!  Lesson learned: proofread!  

Spellfixer gets me all the time on celiac com CL.  So I figured you meant "be eating", not "beaming".

Beaming into space is what we should do to the gluten! :)

alunke82 Newbie
alunke82
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hehe lets say i have gluten allergy or celiac and i get gluten food every day will i then feel sick all day and get better every evening?

example: is one pill every day with gluten in it enough to not get better 

i had blood test for celiac it was negative they found faecal calprotectin 176 2 month after 156 max is 50

and they found charcot  leyden crystals  i started to drink vita biosa helped alot on my stomach but not other issues

and now 1 year after faecal calprotectin is only 30

i dont know if i still have charcot leyden crystals but i read those 2 things could be allergyes inflamation bacteria or parasites

so i am confused they diddent found inflamation but they diddent give me endoscopy

and if i have no inflamation then theres only bacteria parasite and allergy left i think

and i know the test in denmark is not good for lyme 

though they found those 2 things and i feel really sick they they say i am healthy and can only help me with psychologist

i dont hope doctors are like that in other countryes

my old doctor diddent know what faecal calprotectin was :)

sry my english

cyclinglady Grand Master
cyclinglady
Posted

Everyone has different symptoms for celiac disease.  Some have no symptoms at all even if they eat gluten!  

Look at the link I gave you.  Get copies of your celiac test results from your doctor.  Maybe you did not get the complete celiac blood panel:  TTG, EMA,  DGP.  

 

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