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How Long Does It Take...

goldyjlox

By goldyjlox
in Coping with Celiac Disease

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goldyjlox
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Just wondering how long it takes for your body to heal after going Gluten Free?? Also, I never get sick and eat gluten all the time and I am not sure how I am going to know that my body is healing, without any sypmtoms I cant tell. Sure I feel good, more energetic then before but thats all.

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Guest j_mommy
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Are you still eating gluten????

Once you go gluten-free...some people take years to totally heal...everyone is different.

goldyjlox Contributor
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Today is my first day at the gluten free diet, however there are so many things that are hidden that I need to figure out first.

Guest j_mommy
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Stick with it!!!

I started to feel better right away! It's a long road and I still have a hrad time occassionally but it does get better!

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
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I agree, everyone is different and depending on how severly sick they were prior to their diagnosis might determine how quickly they will feel better. I personally noticed a change in 2-3 weeks, my GI symptoms seemed to get better, and my energy level picked up. Some of my other symptoms took a few months.

Some people are still healing even after a couple years.

goldyjlox Contributor
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Thanks. Good to hear positive feed back on this.

fanfaire2 Newbie
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If you don't notice any difference right away, don't give up. It took two MONTHS for me to feel better. But the difference was so dramatic that I swore I'd never eat gluten again, and except for some really tiny unintentional oopsies, I've been gluten free for four years.

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