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[Oliverg]

Hi everyone I've been gluten free for a year now. Waiting for blood test this week to check the levels ( to see if they have gone down) it's been a year on and I keep getting mucus in my stool and diarreaoh every now and then. Can you still suffer these symptoms On a gluten free diet? I don't eat out all food made at home .

 

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[MADMOM]

3 hours ago, Oliverg said:

Hi everyone I've been gluten free for a year now. Waiting for blood test this week to check the levels ( to see if they have gone down) it's been a year on and I keep getting mucus in my stool and diarreaoh every now and then. Can you still suffer these symptoms On a gluten free diet? I don't eat out all food made at home .

 

thanks 

yes you can- eating gluten-free is not a cure for all GI issues.  we all have issues with diarrhea or mucus etc on occasion - probiotics regularly can produce it as well as some foods - as long as you are eating healthy and clean you will continue to feel better - im on year 2 and my levels were in the marsh 3-4 range and now are undetectable however i have moments where something i eat may give me a GI reaction and mucus was one - you’re doing fine 🙌🏻

[Scott Adams]

Many celiacs need to exclude other things like dairy/cow's milk, oats, etc. Sometimes these additional food intolerance issues will go away after months or years on a gluten-free diet, but sometimes they won't It would make sense for you to keep a food diary to find the offending foods.