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Sheila G.

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Has anyone been told they cannot eat red meat?  Once I got a celiac blood test, that was the first thing the doctor said.


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Scott Adams Grand Master

In another post I believe you mentioned that you had Covid-19, was this the reason you might have issues with red meat, or is it an allergy?

People with celiac disease can generally eat red meat, as it is gluten-free.

captaincrab55 Collaborator

Sounds  more like a diagnoses for a tick bite.

 

Sheila G. Rookie

I wrote myself a note to call this dr tomorrow.  Nothing was said about a tick bite from me, or to me.  

Sheila G. Rookie

Maybe because I got the covid, where I got Celiac.   I will talk to the Dr tomorrow

Florence Lillian Newbie

I was diagnosed with severe Celiac in 1980 . I was in the hospital for a long time. They finally took many tests and I was diagnosed with severe Celiac Disease.  It took me 3 years to get my Gut to where I could eat regular meals. I ate beef 2-3 days a week, chicken for the other days.... Not large amounts! I eat SMALL amounts, as too large a serving is hard for me to digest. I am now 87 years old and I still eat the above.  I do encourage you to CHEW each bite till it is very mushy. I was told early on, digestion starts in the chew.  I wish your tummy all the best.

Sheila G. Rookie

Thank you so much for your reply.  Last night I did eat a smaller amount for dinner but I'm not chewy like you mentioned, but, I will start that today.  🙏🏻❤️✌️


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