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Severe vomiting after eating gluten

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CarouselLady Newbie
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It's comforting to know that others have this same reaction to gluten. I always read about the typical reactions, but, like others here, my reaction is severe vomiting and diahrrea that comes on very suddenly and lasts sometimes for several hours. I tell others that it's like the worst stomach bug they can imagine. I am always left depleted and exhausted.  The next day I am so worn out I feel like doing nothing at all. It just wears me out. I don't get glutened unless I eat at someone else's home or at a restaurant, as I am very careful at home, but it's awful when it hits. Wish there was something to take to minimize the attack once it starts.

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I have the same symptoms. I have been extremely careful over the last few years, however, about 4-5 years ago, I had a very bad reaction. Vomiting is the worst of it.

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