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i have known i've got celiac since i was young but gave up the diet around 8ish and thought i was fine untill this week when i ended up in hospital with server stomach pains and found out i had a real bad reaction due to celiac. Having now heard this i relised the past few years i have not felt right after eating or drinking beer. Now im back on track with the right diet but still having GAS and Dio with stomach PAINS how long does it take to everything go back to normal if it does at all???

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  jambo massive said:
i have known i've got celiac since i was young but gave up the diet around 8ish and thought i was fine untill this week when i ended up in hospital with server stomach pains and found out i had a real bad reaction due to celiac. Having now heard this i relised the past few years i have not felt right after eating or drinking beer. Now im back on track with the right diet but still having GAS and Dio with stomach PAINS how long does it take to everything go back to normal if it does at all???

It really is different for every person.

Some people here felt much better after a few weeks - others it's taken longer.

If you try to look at it as it took a number of years for the damage to your bowel to get as bad as it is - it might take a little while to undo it :)

It took my hubby several months before he felt any benefit to being gluten-free whereas with my son it was a matter of weeks!!

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