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I'm rather new to this and have only been totally gluten free for 4 weeks. For years, I reduced my "wheat intake" and was always on a diet. As I've gotten older the gluten symptoms have worsened until I knew I had to go gluten free. Today my cleaning lady brought chicken sandwiches over for our lunch. I took the chicken off the bread with the radishes, tomatoes and rugala and had them as a salad. Next thing I know, I'm asleep in front of the TV for 2 hours. I woke up and began coughing like mad, my sinuses were draining, I had shortness of breath and my eyes were swollen and runny. I had a slight headache and my neck and shoulders hurt from fibromylagia symtoms. Luckily I didn't have intestinal distress....yet that is. I didn't think contamination would be an issue for me, but undoubtedly it is. Is it normal to have a reaction that fast? Your comments on the subject of contamination would be appreciated.


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I'm rather new to this and have only been totally gluten free for 4 weeks. For years, I reduced my "wheat intake" and was always on a diet. As I've gotten older the gluten symptoms have worsened until I knew I had to go gluten free. Today my cleaning lady brought chicken sandwiches over for our lunch. I took the chicken off the bread with the radishes, tomatoes and rugala and had them as a salad. Next thing I know, I'm asleep in front of the TV for 2 hours. I woke up and began coughing like mad, my sinuses were draining, I had shortness of breath and my eyes were swollen and runny. I had a slight headache and my neck and shoulders hurt from fibromylagia symtoms. Luckily I didn't have intestinal distress....yet that is. I didn't think contamination would be an issue for me, but undoubtedly it is. Is it normal to have a reaction that fast? Your comments on the subject of contamination would be appreciated.

You may have a wheat allergy which results in your symptoms. Cross contamination must be a issue for you. For people with celiac or gluten sensitivities, taking the chicken off the bread is a big no no.

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