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I have gotten all the gluten out of my house I'm sick again and don't know what did it I took ibuprofen 800mls from Dr and I took a zanax(alprazolam) would they cause it? I swear I Googled both and thought they were fine . My boy friend eats gluten food but rare eats it at home once in awhile some one brings him something I don't know why but our neighbors like to bring him food .like one lady said I'm losing my mind when I get gluten I get super angry , and emotional my hands hurt really bad is there something I'm missing 


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Bluesapphire57 Newbie

Are you kissing him after he eats gluten? You can be glutened that way. 

ravenwoodglass Mentor

The Alprazolam by Sandoz is for sure gluten free. Not all are. I was glutened by one from a different maker and because I don't take it very often it took me a long time to figure it out. I let the Pharmacy know and they got the Sandoz back.

I get the same emotional effect from gluten as you and it can be hard for those around us to deal with when it happens. I also get joint and muscle pain. A hot shower seems to help and for my hands I have a wax bath. My PT told me to do the hot wax for a few minutes and then ice and that seems to help a bit. Black Cherry juice seems to help a lot with my hand pain. It takes a couple days of drinking 8 oz a day to notice a difference but it seems to help a lot with the inflammation. 

I hope you figure out what is getting you soon.

Daphne do Collaborator

Thank you for replying yes I did kiss him and we figured that was part of it it's really hard he wants to kiss me especially when he's drunk but I just won't no more because I'm scared 

I think I will just not take the zanax any more thank you I hate this disease do bad my life was hard enough before and one little mistake and I'm suffering for a week or more 

Ennis-TX Grand Master
19 hours ago, Daphne do said:

I have gotten all the gluten out of my house I'm sick again and don't know what did it I took ibuprofen 800mls from Dr and I took a zanax(alprazolam) would they cause it? I swear I Googled both and thought they were fine . My boy friend eats gluten food but rare eats it at home once in awhile some one brings him something I don't know why but our neighbors like to bring him food .like one lady said I'm losing my mind when I get gluten I get super angry , and emotional my hands hurt really bad is there something I'm missing 

I would get the angry "Mr. Hyde" first few years after a exposure, I would also the crazy emotions, and looping thoughts that would go like a broken record driving me mad. I could not think of stuff I would try, simple task became much harder, motor control issues. The anger and looping have been gone for years, but the motor control issues come back with even tiny exposures and can last months and slowly wane. 
It takes time to adapt and get the diet, and lifestyle down, going to a whole food diet, learning what foods/meds are safe, and building a new routine takes time.

 

16 hours ago, Daphne do said:

Thank you for replying yes I did kiss him and we figured that was part of it it's really hard he wants to kiss me especially when he's drunk but I just won't no more because I'm scared 

I think I will just not take the zanax any more thank you I hate this disease do bad my life was hard enough before and one little mistake and I'm suffering for a week or more 

-_- I keep safe drinks/liquors in my house for guest and family to have.  Austin East Ciders , Redbridge, Gluten Berg, BuckWit, Ghost Fish, and Duck foot for beers, stuff like Admiral Nelson plain and vanilla rum, barefoot wines, Ciroc vodka and generally most tequila is gluten and wheat free. I provide all meals, desserts, snacks, etc.

Daphne do Collaborator

Thank you for replying yes I did kiss him and we figured that was part of it it's really hard he wants to kiss me especially when he's drunk but I just won't no more because I'm scared 

I think I will just not take the zanax any more thank you I hate this disease do bad my life was hard enough before and one little mistake and I'm suffering for a week or more 

I do take Valium (diazapam) thought that it was safe but now I'm not so sure I get it from Walgreens when I googled it it said it was safe but it also said the zanax was safe and it is not so does any one know about Valium (diazepam) ? I'm super stressed just need help to sleep not sure if it does or not I don't use it alot and my boyfriend has been eating out alot then coming home not sure if he wash his hands before touching things I touch sometimes he will drink out of my soda so that is a possible cause but I think I fixed that situation just need to know about the diazepam

Thank you again for taking you time to read this and reply you are the only ones really helpful the Dr is useless 

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