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Post 2nd covid vaccine flare up/ coeliac

H.A.S.

By H.A.S.
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H.A.S. Newbie
H.A.S.
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Coeliac flare up lasting several weeks. Just had 2nd covid vaccine . Could it have triggered a flare up, (I know vaccine is gluten free , just wondered about immune response to vaccine triggering flare up)

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trents Grand Master
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Just a coincidence, I think unless the ramping up of the immune system in response to the shot made you more sensitive to any gluten ingested. 

Scott Adams Grand Master
Scott Adams
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It's pretty well documented that these vaccines, especially the 2nd dose, can cause gastro issues which can be bad in some people. It may feel like the symptoms of celiac disease, but probably isn't related.

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shehasceliac Newbie
shehasceliac
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I have been searching all over to see if this has happened to anyone else. I am on day 9 post first Pfizer shot 1. Symptoms  set int around 36hrs in the middle of the night, severe intestinal pain, just like I had been glutened. I've continued to have diarrhea since.  With a painful and distended abdomen. 

plumbago Experienced
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I had second Moderna shot in mid-January. I had nausea, headache, fatigue and myalgia at 18 hours in. Then like a miracle it went away. Thank you vaccine makers.

Scott Adams Grand Master
Scott Adams
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Both my wife and daughter had GI symptoms after their vaccines, my wife after her 2nd Moderna which lasted about a week, and my daughter after her first Pfizer and lasted a few days.

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