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Itchy And Crawling Skin


evansnuna

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I am new. Was told 5 yrs ago that i was allergy to many foods and outside things, mold , grasses , dust mite. I was still eating gluten food and other foods that I shouldnt have. Now I am in trouble. My belly is swollen , like i am 9 mos pregant, I have the feel like ants crawling under my skin. LIke when someone has bile going through their bloodstream, from gallbladder problems. I cant stand the itchy ,crawly feeling. Every time I eat i get pains in my sides, especially the right side. I am tired all the time and want to eat all the time.

Does any one have any ideas to what I can do.

thank you

evansnuna :(


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Welcome to this forum, and I am sorry to hear you are feeling so poorly.

I get that creepy crawly feeling from reactions to chemicals. I am not sure of the answer for you though it sounds like your sensitivity might be getting worse. Are you still eating the foods that you know you are allergic to?

Years ago I was in that state, and there are a number of reasons including psychological stress, lyme disease, candida, parasites (like ameoba, etc.), and probably celiac/gluten sensitivity which is the newest discovery for me. I am an allergic type person but it got really out of hand because my system was so bombarded.

You could try simple foods, organic, avoiding gluten and the things you know you are allergic to, choosing the easiest foods to digest, plus cook things thoroughly.

Perhaps before you avoid gluten you might want to do some tests, at least to see if you are celiac.

There could be very many things going on, have you had anything else checked besides allergies?

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