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Sensitivity Around The Intestine Area..?


SammieMtz

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Hey guys,

Ive been havin sensitivity between my belly button and my "happy space" around my intestines...anyone else have this or know what it could be from? ive been having trouble sleeping on my stomach and its been affecting me for about 2weeks now. it doesnt hurt bad its just sensitive...any ideas? :blink:


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CeliacStinksKLS Newbie

I get that too. Really tender and hypersensitive in that range. But I don't know if it's because I just ate gluten a month ago and I'm still in pain from it.

KLS

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