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Newly diagnosed, vitamins, fatigue

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Kwx525 Apprentice
Kwx525
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Hello,

Diagnosed 4 months ago and have been mostly successful going gluten free. Looking for a gluten free vitamin/supplement that is easy on the stomach. My celiac gas coincided with the birth of my daughter which has created obvious fatigue. 

Also, I've been to my PCP and a dietitian, getting plenty of handouts... I downloaded the outline or guide for post diagnosis from one of the main celiac foundations. I'm assuming having celiac you have to deal with it in your on hands. PCP or dietitian didn't seem very aggressive or on top of the issue. 

 

Thanks for listening and if anyone has suggestions on vitamins and dealing with doctors or finding someone specific it would be appreciated.

 

Thanks

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Scott Adams Grand Master
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Welcome to the forum. I've had good experiences with Nature Made and Citracal supplements from Costco. I use the Nature Made B Complex, and Citracal without issues. 

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Country Life vitamins are certified gluten free. I take their vitamin D.

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ReginaR Rookie
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On 8/13/2021 at 2:48 PM, Kwx525 said:

Hello,

Diagnosed 4 months ago and have been mostly successful going gluten free. Looking for a gluten free vitamin/supplement that is easy on the stomach. My celiac gas coincided with the birth of my daughter which has created obvious fatigue. 

Also, I've been to my PCP and a dietitian, getting plenty of handouts... I downloaded the outline or guide for post diagnosis from one of the main celiac foundations. I'm assuming having celiac you have to deal with it in your on hands. PCP or dietitian didn't seem very aggressive or on top of the issue. 

 

Thanks for listening and if anyone has suggestions on vitamins and dealing with doctors or finding someone specific it would be appreciated.

 

Thanks

I take Naturelo from Amazon, it’s made with real foods. It seems to do good for me. If you’re working with a nutritionist, I personally invested the money on a micronutrients blood panel and it told me exactly what vitamins I was deficient in and so we were able to target those areas. Good luck to you in this new chapter of life, it gets easier to navigate the gluten-free life as time goes on. 
 

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