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Felt Like I Was Glutened

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I work in a bank as a teller. After they have waited on what the call a "stinky customer" they blast the lobby with Glade Room Deodorizer. I came pretty close to an asthma attack. Of course my inhaler was at home. I am back in the drive in and it seemed to come in my little room. At one point I felt like I was tasting it. Could there be gluten in it? It was the Linen scent. Just wondered if anyone knew.

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Sounds like chemical sensitivity to me. I get that reaction with fragrances...I can sometimes taste them on my tongue. I dont get asthma...I get head swelling, burning/blurry eyes, brain fog, etc.

Its not caused by gluten.

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Definitely sounds like chemical sensitivity. I get all the symptoms above that the last person stated plus, chills and sometimes fever. I get the same reaction to gluten plus diareaha and vomiting.

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