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This is gross, but I have to ask it:

After you get "glutened," does anyone else have problems with having D, but D that almost "burns" as it comes out of you?

Like an idiot, I ingested Gluten last night at a Halloween Party (Could not resist everything!!) I got home this morning and am sick to my stomach and had D that actually hurt when coming out. It's also very, very stinky and very, very dark in color...almost black.

Does this sound familiar to anyone?


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Lisa Mentor
This is gross, but I have to ask it:

After you get "glutened," does anyone else have problems with having D, but D that almost "burns" as it comes out of you?

Like an idiot, I ingested Gluten last night at a Halloween Party (Could not resist everything!!) I got home this morning and am sick to my stomach and had D that actually hurt when coming out. It's also very, very stinky and very, very dark in color...almost black.

Does this sound familiar to anyone?

Yup, that's what happens with an autoimmune response to gluten when you "just can't resist" . Sooner than later, you'll find that it's just not worth it. Hope that the other, more significant issues haven't settled in by then. ;)

Ginsou Explorer

It has happened to me also. Recently I ate a meat product that had soy in it. It was a large roast, so it was ingested over a period of about 3 days. After a few "explosive" intestinal incidents, I got to thinking....do I have a soy problem also?? Enterolab did another test, and sure enough, I have a soy problem.

Use some vaseline in the rectal area after such an incident, and drink some Gatorade to hydrate yourself. Some Pepto Bismol may help also.

HouseKat Apprentice
This is gross, but I have to ask it:

After you get "glutened," does anyone else have problems with having D, but D that almost "burns" as it comes out of you?

Like an idiot, I ingested Gluten last night at a Halloween Party (Could not resist everything!!) I got home this morning and am sick to my stomach and had D that actually hurt when coming out. It's also very, very stinky and very, very dark in color...almost black.

Does this sound familiar to anyone?

Oh, yes, I'm very familar with that. I remembering watching the South Park episode where Cartman had flames shooting out of his rear and thinking, "I've felt like that before..." ;)

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jewi0008 Contributor
It has happened to me also. Recently I ate a meat product that had soy in it. It was a large roast, so it was ingested over a period of about 3 days. After a few "explosive" intestinal incidents, I got to thinking....do I have a soy problem also?? Enterolab did another test, and sure enough, I have a soy problem.

Use some vaseline in the rectal area after such an incident, and drink some Gatorade to hydrate yourself. Some Pepto Bismol may help also.

Funny you mention that about soy. I think Soy is my other problem. I cannot, for the life of me, get better. And what do I eat everyday for breakfast? Tofu. Oh no!!! I can't live without tofu, too...but I wonder if Tofu is prohibiting me from getting well, too? I have mouth problems...I wonder if the soy causes that or if it's the gluten or what?

Guest j_mommy

Also remember that you need to be totally gluten free to get better.....which means that even at parties ect you need to check ingredients and not just eat whats there or you will never get better!

CMCM Rising Star

I tested for soy with Enterolab and am seemingly not sensitive to it, yet I swear I am! I get sick from wheat free Tamari sauce, and I don't do well with tofu or any other soy products. So I avoid them all.


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