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yesterday all of the sudden got weak, heavy legs, tingling and dizziness that I had to lay down.

Had problem with sleeping all night. Don't recall I ate something suspicious except the cacao on which was written "prepared on same equipment as wheat food.."

Is it possible such symptoms because of celiac disease?

I'm still not sure if I have it, waiting for blood tests.


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Yes, you can havuch symptoms from gluten.

In fact, DD just got glutened some days ago with symptoms like that.

You are in the process of getting diagnosed?

In that case, You still need to eat a lot of gluten, like abo at least 0,3 grams of gluten per kg of body weight, shluld be about 21 grams if You weigh 70 kg.

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Its also possible for delayed or recurring symptoms.

When i went 100% gluten-free I realised I can have a episode from gluten eaten a few weeks before I thought had been cleared out.

I had a friend who had seizures from gluten. At one point she got so paranoid she stopped eating some days and still got seizures...

A while later we decided the most probable reason was her body tucked away the toxin until she was literally eating herself .... and then the toxin (gluten) got released.

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yesterday all of the sudden got weak, heavy legs, tingling and dizziness that I had to lay down.

Had problem with sleeping all night. Don't recall I ate something suspicious except the cacao on which was written "prepared on same equipment as wheat food.."

Is it possible such symptoms because of celiac disease?

I'm still not sure if I have it, waiting for blood tests.

Yep that sounds about right. I get weak and dizzy when I get glutened as well as stomach symptoms and fatigue.

I have quit eating almost all processed foods because you just can never tell where they have been made and cross contamination is a really big problem. I'm sorry you are having a rough time. I hope you feel better soon.

motif Contributor

thanks guys,

is this also possible that even I didn't eat any gluten I still get symptoms during intestine healing period,

as a side effect or kinda therapy crisis?

MDRB Explorer
thanks guys,

is this also possible that even I didn't eat any gluten I still get symptoms during intestine healing period,

as a side effect or kinda therapy crisis?

One thing I have learnt with celiac disease is that anything is possible. Symptoms differ greatly between patients and your body does all kinds of weird things that you don't expect it to. However, in your case it sounds like a cross containation issue, if like you said, you ingested something that was processed on the same equipmet as wheat products the this is likely to be the cause of your reaction.

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