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Can’t figure out why I’m still getting painful bloating

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On 12/2/2022 at 10:56 AM, Marissa221 said:

I’ve cut out all dairy and gluten I make sure everything has the gluten free stamp but I’m still getting symptoms. Like 2 days ago I made tortillas soup made sure everything was safe and my stomach was fine then I have some the next day along with some cap cod chip that are labeled gluten free and sweet Loren sugar cookies also gluten and dairy free and also tried so vegan free butter (countrycrock plant based butter with olive oil & miyokos vegan butter) and I though I would be fine but come 3:00 I start to to get the painful boating, headache and just really tired. I don’t know what to do I’ve cut everything out why am I still getting painful bloating. 

Thank you for the advice. I just been reading a lot . That was really helpful. Mine also inched .  I start taking zinc.

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On 12/2/2022 at 12:56 PM, Marissa221 said:

I’ve cut out all dairy and gluten I make sure everything has the gluten free stamp but I’m still getting symptoms. Like 2 days ago I made tortillas soup made sure everything was safe and my stomach was fine then I have some the next day along with some cap cod chip that are labeled gluten free and sweet Loren sugar cookies also gluten and dairy free and also tried so vegan free butter (countrycrock plant based butter with olive oil & miyokos vegan butter) and I though I would be fine but come 3:00 I start to to get the painful boating, headache and just really tired. I don’t know what to do I’ve cut everything out why am I still getting painful bloating. 

Thank you for the advice. I just been reading a lot . That was really helpful. Mine also inched .  I start taking zinc.

On 12/2/2022 at 12:56 PM, Marissa221 said:

I’ve cut out all dairy and gluten I make sure everything has the gluten free stamp but I’m still getting symptoms. Like 2 days ago I made tortillas soup made sure everything was safe and my stomach was fine then I have some the next day along with some cap cod chip that are labeled gluten free and sweet Loren sugar cookies also gluten and dairy free and also tried so vegan free butter (countrycrock plant based butter with olive oil & miyokos vegan butter) and I though I would be fine but come 3:00 I start to to get the painful boating, headache and just really tired. I don’t know what to do I’ve cut everything out why am I still getting painful bloating. 

Thank you for the advice. I just been reading a lot . That was really helpful. Mine also inched .  I start taking zinc.

Gary Hamilton Apprentice
Gary Hamilton
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On 12/2/2022 at 12:56 PM, Marissa221 said:

I’ve cut out all dairy and gluten I make sure everything has the gluten free stamp but I’m still getting symptoms. Like 2 days ago I made tortillas soup made sure everything was safe and my stomach was fine then I have some the next day along with some cap cod chip that are labeled gluten free and sweet Loren sugar cookies also gluten and dairy free and also tried so vegan free butter (countrycrock plant based butter with olive oil & miyokos vegan butter) and I though I would be fine but come 3:00 I start to to get the painful boating, headache and just really tired. I don’t know what to do I’ve cut everything out why am I still getting painful bloating. 

Thank you for the advice. I just been reading a lot . That was really helpful. Mine also inched .  I start taking zinc. Have you tried the xfaxin it really took my bloated stomach down. But any skim loctos free milk makes me sick at stomach. Also gave me damethasone it gave me my energy back but hard on my stomach.

Sof Apprentice
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Hi everyone!

 

@Marissa221,  my digestive tract hates oats as well, it gets even more swollen than with gluten if I eat an average amount. My face even gets puffy if I eat only a small amount.

good luck, the good news is that you get so much better once you sort it out :) 

trents Grand Master
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45 minutes ago, Sof said:

Hi everyone!

 

@Marissa221,  my digestive tract hates oats as well, it gets even more swollen than with gluten if I eat an average amount. My face even gets puffy if I eat only a small amount.

good luck, the good news is that you get so much better once you sort it out :) 

@Sof,

If you face gets puff when eating oats, that sounds like an allergic reaction to me, bordering on anaphylaxis.

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On 12/6/2022 at 3:53 PM, trents said:

@Sof,

If you face gets puff when eating oats, that sounds like an allergic reaction to me, bordering on anaphylaxis.

Yes, I know I should get tested, even if out of curiosity but life is so hectic I can’t bring myself to actually go to the doctor for this 😬. 
 

But I don’t think it is such severe, never had shortness of breath, just puffy face. 

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On 12/5/2022 at 4:47 AM, Gary Hamilton said:

Thank you for the advice. I just been reading a lot . That was really helpful. Mine also inched .  I start taking zinc.

I developed a sensitivity to soy after my Celiac diagnosis. Do the elimination diet and find out what specifically is upsetting your gut. I found that gluten free items had soy. Try to stick to whole foods anything processed is tricky 

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