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How Long Do These Symptoms Last?

Joss

By Joss
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I did a gluten challenge over several days last week and experienced discomfort with pain, loose stools and now I have been excessively gassy all day. Even I don't want to be in my own presence.

I am wondering how long will these symptoms last?

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<trying to type while holding my breath> :lol:

But seriously, that's the kind of thing that varies widely, imho.

It certainly depends on how much gluten over how many days and another clue may be how long it was until the symptoms showed. 1st day? 3rd?

<hasty retreat w/ slow exhale>

<gasp>

(Been there)

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For me the acute "food poisoning " stay-within-arms-length-of-a-bathroom type reaction seems to last for about 24-36 hours and then gradual improvement over 7-10 days.

I agree that it likely varies between people. But you could probably expect to be able to eat normally and feel more like yourself by two weeks after the fact.

Sorry you're not well. Be nice to your digestive system and eat gentle, bland foods.

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