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Has Any One Ever Heard Of "cold Of Gluten?"

maryb

By maryb
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maryb Newbie
maryb
Posted

Hey Y'All, I was diagnosed 4 years ago with celiac disease. Been gluten free ever since except when things aren't labeled correctly. I feel like a new person now. In fact, I feel better at 60 than I did at 20.

Has anyone ever heard of Cold Ofg Gluten???

A friend was told she has this by her doctor. I am just curious since it is something I've never heard of. Someone please answer if you have any idea. Thanks, Mary

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Guest jhmom
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Posted

Hi Mary, I cannot answer your question, maybe you should call your doctor about it or search the Internet.

I hope you find some answers ......

debmidge Rising Star
debmidge
Posted

Maybe your friend misheard the doctor. He/she should call the doctor's office to get more info & make sure she/he heard him/her correctly.

Connie R-E Apprentice
Connie R-E
Posted

...Whenever my son had a gluten ingestion insident--until he was 2-3 years old, he would always get a 103F fever for 3 days....

That was our "cold of gluten"! :o

Connie

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GFdoc
Posted

maybe your doc meant cold agglutinins - a test used to look for certain viral infections (especially mycoplasma, mononucleosis, and some others).

Has nothing to do with gluten/celiac

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mushroom
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Just pointing out this is a very old thread - Maryb no longer posts on the forum. :)

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