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Symptoms after Gluten Challenge


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Has anyone experienced any new symptoms after a gluten challenge? In particular, cramp/gas bubble sensation under bottom right ribs? I just got done doing a 7-week gluten challenge, had blood work done last week, and am waiting results (along with endoscopy results). Once I did my bloodwork, I went back to eating gluten free. The odd thing is that now that I’m back on a gluten free diet, I’m now experience some gas/bloating under/around right ribs. Has anyone experienced this? Luckily my gluten challenge wasn’t too bad. I’m just confused why new symptoms are now popping up. 
 

thanks! 


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trents Grand Master

Welcome to the forum, cacampora!

I'm not sure if this is directly answering your question but it is typical to develop more intense symptoms when doing a gluten challenge after having been gluten free for a significant amount of time. You lose whatever tolerance you once had for gluten once you go gluten free.

Scott Adams Grand Master

I agree, and a lot of damage can be done to your villi in 7 weeks, so it could take months for you to recover. The bloating symptoms you describe to see pretty standard for many who are just recovering from long term gluten exposure.

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