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Morning nausea

zach r

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zach r Newbie
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Hi all, has anyone else experienced persistent symptoms no matter what they try?

After finding out im coeliac i went on a strict gluten free diet which ended most of my symptoms. HOWEVER, even after a year i cannot get rid of my morning nausea and i also geel wuick sick after eating (i also get full super quickly). I am certain no contamination is getting into my diet as i am very careful about what i buy (mainly fresh non processed food). Has anyone else had persistent nausea for this amount of time and found ways to reduce it / any other conditions it could be on top of coeliac.

Many thanks

 

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zach r Newbie
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Excuse the typos. I meant to say *feel quite sick after eating

trents Grand Master
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Welcome to the forum, zach r!

Are you still consuming either oats or dairy? These are common cross reactors in the celiac community as their proteins are similar to gluten.

Also, have you looked into histamine intolerance and MCAS (Mast Cell Activation Syndrome) and into SIBO (Small Intestine Bacterial Overgrowth). Again, common maladies found on the celiac community.

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zach r Newbie
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Hi, thanks for your suggestion 

I have tried cutting out oats and dairy so dont think it is that but thank you.

 

Ive never heard of your other points so that could be something to try and look into. Thank you so much!

Grlybrainiac Explorer
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Have you checked your skincare/personal care products?

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This article might be helpful:

 

zach r Newbie
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3 minutes ago, Scott Adams said:

This article might be helpful:

 

Thank you. Ill take a look

 

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You could be reacting to airborne gluten, like I do... 

Watch cheap perfumes, lotions, hand creams and dryer sheets, they make me react big time.

Isabelle

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