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A Question!

UndercoverAlien

By UndercoverAlien
in Coping with Celiac Disease

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UndercoverAlien Apprentice
UndercoverAlien
Posted

after eating gluten should you imidiatly feel stumach hurts?

i know that after eating soy milk or corn flakes or cola i feel

stumach hurts imidiatly but im not sure with gluten or wheat

should i test it or is it very bad to eat gluten once in a while

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msmini14 Enthusiast
msmini14
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Everyone has different symptoms. You shouldnt be eating Kellogs Corn Flakes, they do contain gluten. If you have been dx with celiac, you shouldnt ever consume gluten it is not worth it.

curlyfries Contributor
curlyfries
Posted

I know you haven't been diagnosed celiac......neither have I. But I know I need to stay away from gluten. If you feel gluten is your problem, then there is NO cheating! :P

You will keep getting sick if you do. Why don't you try Rice Chex that is labeled gluten-free. Do they have it where you are? I also don't drink soda right now, it bother's my stomach.

Maybe I will be able to tolerate it better in the future, after I have been gluten free awhile longer.

It's a lot to learn at first, isn't it?......It will get easier.

Just keep asking questions. ;)

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NorthernElf
Posted

You know, sometimes after a glutening I just about lose it ! It seems like everything bugs me - I think the glutening screws up my stomach & digestive tract and it just sorta gets super sensitive. Chances are, you have glutened yourself and now your GI system is still recovering. Of course, some people exeperience other intolerances. When I was glutened I would be very sensitive to dairy...these days I have started avoiding dairy because it seems to now add to sinus & respiratory issues. Ugh, so now I am avoiding gluten and dairy, dairy giving me almost glutened like symptoms.

Of course there is always cross contamination - I have my own colander, baking pans, cutting boards, mayonnaise jar, peanut butter, cheese, etc. It all helps. I will admit to being very stubborn and taking awhile to accept all this...until I just got sick of being sick !

All this makes it hard to know what really affects you - if gluten is sneaking into your diet it can make you think something else is bothering you when it is gluten all along....or the glutening opens you up for more sensitivites as your intestinal tract is damaged.

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