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JerryK

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OK, I have to ask this...is mucus in your stools a symptom of celiac disease? I noticed during my two week gluten-free peroid that this didn't appear to be happening. Now that I'm black on gluten, suddenly every now and then when I er go....there is mucus visible. I've had this for YEARS, never thought it was anything abnormal. From time to time I've even seen a bit of blood in this mucus. It never occurred to me this was a symptom of celiac disease....


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When it happens to me, it means I've been eating a high fat food (potato chips usually!). It could also mean you are not absorbing enough nutrients.

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This is a common symptom found with many people who have Celiac or absorption issues, which often go hand-in-hand.

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Why are you back eating gluten?

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Why are you back eating gluten?

Good question, I posted about this the other day. I seek convincing evidence because I have a

twin brother. I want to be able to push it in his face and say "Celiac".

He has the same tooth enamel defects I have, if I have it he does.

I'm going to tough it out for a few weeks and get the standard blood test and perhaps

a biopsy. I need to know for sure.

Enterolab makes a good case for me having it, but I want more evidence. That's why.

It's not much fun...especially going from gluten-free to eating Gluten again...that was tough. Jerry

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