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Does anyone else here currently or have you ever experienced light stools?mine are usually a yellowish color and if I've had gluten it’s like straight liquid, super acidic like it burns really bad sorry TMI....also horrible cramping I think I must have accidentally eaten gluten somewhere but it’s going on day three now with diarrhea and cramping as well, then I get horrible ear ache and headache which never connected to gluten till I went gluten free, then I also get body aches and numbness/tingling in my extremities as well...please tell me I’m not the only one dealing with these types of symptoms ? 


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3 hours ago, Lyns5201 said:

Does anyone else here currently or have you ever experienced light stools?mine are usually a yellowish color and if I've had gluten it’s like straight liquid, super acidic like it burns really bad sorry TMI....also horrible cramping I think I must have accidentally eaten gluten somewhere but it’s going on day three now with diarrhea and cramping as well, then I get horrible ear ache and headache which never connected to gluten till I went gluten free, then I also get body aches and numbness/tingling in my extremities as well...please tell me I’m not the only one dealing with these types of symptoms ? 

Hi Lynn

its been a month since I came back to US and my bowel movement from once a day changed to 3 times a day,and it’s either light  loose or solid. I became extremely anxious like it’s out of control. I did have ear pressure,tingling numbness joint pain,those are gone now. Had my blood work after being on gluten-free for 3 months and they look much better. But as I said I’m tired of being scared and checking my stool nonstop, worrying about everything. Hope you feel better soon.

Saba

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3 hours ago, Sabaarya said:

Hi Lynn

its been a month since I came back to US and my bowel movement from once a day changed to 3 times a day,and it’s either light  loose or solid. I became extremely anxious like it’s out of control. I did have ear pressure,tingling numbness joint pain,those are gone now. Had my blood work after being on gluten-free for 3 months and they look much better. But as I said I’m tired of being scared and checking my stool nonstop, worrying about everything. Hope you feel better soon.

Saba

So have you been gluten-free for three months or longer then that? I ask cause ive herd depending on how high your antibodies where to gluten before that it can take much longer then three months for them to go back to within normal limits...also by light stool are you referring to the color cause that’s what I was referring to..mine have been very light like a yellow in color for about a year now just diagnosed three months ago but feel that I’ve been glutened a few times now honestly...

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14 minutes ago, Lyns5201 said:

So have you been gluten-free for three months or longer then that? I ask cause ive herd depending on how high your antibodies where to gluten before that it can take much longer then three months for them to go back to within normal limits...also by light stool are you referring to the color cause that’s what I was referring to..mine have been very light like a yellow in color for about a year now just diagnosed three months ago but feel that I’ve been glutened a few times now honestly...

It’s light color and fluffy with mucus. My antibody were negative, I got diagnosed with positive biopsy and genetic panel. I’m so tired of stress it causing. I can’t sleep at nights,thinking non stop of my disease…

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