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B) I was having a great deal of trouble with Tylenol (severe cramps, etc.) and Aspirin for years and just the other day I tried Tylenol Arthritis and I have had not problems whatsoever. I am wondering if the celiac may have had anything to do with it. Any ideas?

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B) I was having a great deal of trouble with Tylenol (severe cramps, etc.) and Aspirin for years and just the other day I tried Tylenol Arthritis and I have had not problems whatsoever. I am wondering if the celiac may have had anything to do with it. Any ideas?

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Here is a listing of glutenfree drugs. Some drugs have binders which may be gluten related.

I would contact Tylenol and get their current gluten free listing. They are very good about that and they will send you samples and coupons as well.

Frustrated IV Newbie

Thank you. I will contact Tylenol and the other manufacturers.

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