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And I meant strict, 100%, not one crumb on gluten- because that can undo all of your Apr 14, 2012 My daughter was diagnosed with celiac disease, so we both ate gluten free from the time she was diagnosed until she returned to college. Surprisingly, gluten intolerance can manifest even in our skin.

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Thanks for posting the connection of IC to Celiac.

My earliest symptoms of IC are from the age of 5. I begged to go to Dr. What 5 year old does that! I learned to accept then grew up to find out it is called IC and related to my gi lifetime problems celiac/ NCGS.

Now I know I have had this & celiac a long time.

Gluten and corn trigger my IC   while I wish I knew this decades ago . I finally have closure and clarity and read I am not alone.

 

"More than 1,000 interstitial cystitis (IC) patients completed an Interstitial Cystitis Association (ICA) quick poll on gluten sensitivity and celiac disease: 12% of IC patients reported being diagnosed with celiac disease, a gluten-intolerance condition. Both of these conditions are quite common, therefore they may be seen in the same patient."

"Interstitial cystitis seems to affect people with food allergies -- including allergies to gluten -- and people with autoimmune conditions.."

 

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