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julie falco Explorer

I have celiac and was wondering if neuropathy is related to it?  I never had it but seems like if I eat something that I think might have cross contamination I get tingling and burning in my feet.


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It is possible.  Some neurological issues are due to malnutrition as a result of untreated celiac disease or an active flare.  It could be also attributed to many other illnesses like diabetes or another undiagnosed autoimmune issue.  Accidental hidden gluten exposures tend to set off my other autoimmune issues or make them worse.  

How long have you been gluten free?  

julie falco Explorer

about 8 months..I was anemic before getting diagnosed but I'm not no more and not diabetic, all I have wrong with me is hyper thyroid and Celiac..this with my feet just started a couple of days ago seems like after I had Chinese food which I know the owner and asked for them to be careful because of my condition the only thing I know they used was to make an orange sauce, I asked not to use soy sauce....so I relate my feet to that day just wondering if anyone else has had same symptoms 

 

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