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Getting glutened symptoms

Aya77

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Hello to all!

How long after getting glutened do you notice first symptoms? Especially those who have dizziness and balance problems.

I can’t pinpoint the culprit this time. In last 24 hours I haven’t eaten anything risky accept flat white and gluten-free muffin packed in plastic in Starbucks, for which I doubt it could be the culprit.

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I have similar symptoms and often don’t experience symptoms for a few days or up to a week. Which makes it really hard to identify what I was glutened by.  And my symptoms seem to last for awhile once they start.

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This varies greatly from person to person--some get symptoms within minutes, and for others it takes hours or even days.

This article, and the comments below it, may be helpful:

 

 

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