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BridgetJones

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Does anyone have problems with oranges? I have been off sick today as I ate an orange yesterday. I get bad stomach cramps and then diarhea. Just wondered if this is common in coeliacs.


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There are many foods that can be irritating to those with digestive issues. My husband, who had stomach issues, uses the low acid OJ and I always thin it with water. Nuts, seeds and some raw fruits and veg. can sometimes be difficult for a stressed dystem to digest.

jerseyangel Proficient

I have problems with citrus fruits in general. Sometimes the acid is too much for us and sometimes we can become intolerant to citrus.

BridgetJones Rookie
I have problems with citrus fruits in general. Sometimes the acid is too much for us and sometimes we can become intolerant to citrus.

I think thats what has happened to me, as I have become older. As it goes through my system it is really quite painful. yep I definately will not eat oranges again. So much for trying to be more healthy lol

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There are many foods that can be irritating to those with digestive issues. My husband, who had stomach issues, uses the low acid OJ and I always thin it with water. Nuts, seeds and some raw fruits and veg. can sometimes be difficult for a stressed dystem to digest.

Growing up we tried to cut corners and would water the orange juice down by about 50%. When the pitcher was half empty my dad would water it down with water to dilute it to 25%. You do this long enough and it seems that everything tastes strong so you start adding water to it.... including milk, any juice, & even soda....

Yes, I think he's permanently messed me up.

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I can't eat oranges much either. Partly because I really don't care much for citrus in general, but I find that the things I don't much care for usually are the things that don't agree with me.

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