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Casein Intolerance Symptoms


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For those of you with casein intolerance, what kinds of reactions do you get and how long do they last if you consume casein?


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For those of you with casein intolerance, what kinds of reactions do you get and how long do they last if you consume casein?

I get horrible adominable cramping and nausea. When the casein is with dairy then it is even worse. I will walk the floor all night long in the middle of the night, and add nausea to even more extreme abdominable cramping and cold sweats.

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Constipation (in the "very dense and hard" sense) and a not-so-lovely exacerbation of my hemmhroids. Bleh. Headache and abdominal achiness are also usually par for the course. It's nothing awful (besides the hemmhroids), but it's definitely better to avoid it!

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Thanks for your responses. I ate aged hard cheese two days in a row after being cf for about a month because I wanted to see if I actually was casein intolerant. The first day was no problem except for some abdominal disconfort and gas. The second day I had worse abdominal discomfort and many bm's. I am still not feeling well today, day three. So I was just curious how other people react and if what I am experiencing is due to casein.

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You could have problems with both casein and dairy.

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I pretty much have the same reactions as Tiffany. Constipation is the biggie.

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For me my abdomen swells, the winds rise then I either get constipation or near-diarrhea (lots of bm's that are nasty and sticky). Funny thing is, I never noticed it before, I thought it was just normal for me. But once I got the diagnosis, I went on one last ice cream binge and could feel it all happening!

I have only been casein free for 1.5 days and already the bloating is going away.


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tammy Community Regular

Mainly my stool changes. It gets skinny(squiggly) and semi-digested looking. (Sorry) It seems as though I can eat a little butter and a little yogurt and a little cheese. But ice cream and milk and large quantities of dairy are not good.

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I get severely constipated and hemorrhoids too with any and all dairy/casein products. I feel really bloated and nauseaous for a few hours after drinking milk, cheese makes me gassy. They're just not worth it for me!

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