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This morning I ate alot (I think too much) of fruits and jogged.........afterwards I felt great......i was happy, had good luck, ect..........after a few hours i had some millet (I wasn't hungry though, I think i still had some fruit in my stomach, i dunno) .......30 mins later my body started stressing (I had veins on my arms)and acid started to build up......then ALL OF A SUDDEN I FELT LIKE I WAS IN HELL!!.....no joke.....(to me hell is a mental state).....my postive attitude i had in the morning left.........Im confused and don't know what to do......please help.

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This morning I ate alot (I think too much) of fruits and jogged.........afterwards I felt great......i was happy, had good luck, ect..........after a few hours i had some millet (I wasn't hungry though, I think i still had some fruit in my stomach, i dunno) .......30 mins later my body started stressing (I had veins on my arms)and acid started to build up......then ALL OF A SUDDEN I FELT LIKE I WAS IN HELL!!.....no joke.....(to me hell is a mental state).....my postive attitude i had in the morning left.........Im confused and don't know what to do......please help.

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Please help us know a little about you, where you are with your symptoms, what you are eating and why you think that this is a celiac problem. If you have posted before, I may not of seen it.

With a little bit more information, yes we can be helpful. I am sorry you are so much in pain, but without more information, we can't help you trouble shoot your distress.

Please post more, so we can be of help. Lisa

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Yes, I agree with Lisa.....could you provide more background/info? Also is that all you had? Did you drink anything?

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I don't know what else to say.......Im 20 years old, black male, used to have acid reflux when i was little(i think i still do).........when i woke up I ate some fruit afterwards i jogged........3 hours later i fix some millet and ate only two spoonfuls........then all body started stressing out.......I think i too early and the fruit and the millet mixed togetther and fermentated......that feelin lasted the whole day.......BLAH!!.......but i feel 100% better now that i slept it off...........but i wanna know what yall think about this situation because i just figured out how sensitive my body is.......i just started to learn how to eat healthy (proper food combinations, when to eat, ect.)

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Have you been tested or diagnosed with Celiac? Are you just suspecting it as a source for your problems? Have you been having symptoms a long time or is this the first problem you've had?

We really want to help, but without more specific information there is not much we can offer other than moral support! Welcome to the board by the way!

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what comes to mind off of that is that you either had a blood sugar crash (all you had were carbs and it doesn't sound like much of even that) or were dehydrated (as you didn't talk about drinking much water or anything).

are you eating enough?

are you over exercising?

have you had your vitamin/mineral levels checked?

what blood testing have you had done?

what other symptoms do you have in general (when not exercising)?

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