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Dizziness - Almost 3 Months gluten-free

leadmeastray88

By leadmeastray88
in Coping with Celiac Disease

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leadmeastray88 Contributor
leadmeastray88
Posted

Hey guys.

I've been gluten-free for almost 3 months, and everything has resolved for me, well almost everything. The fatigue is still there, not as bad but still there.

Also lately I have been noticing that I get dizzy spells and feel faint sometimes. Does anyone else get that?

Could it be blood sugar? I'm on B12 supplements and magnesium, as well as a multivitamin. All gluten free.

Any ideas on where to look?

Many thanks,

Kim

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Posted

You sound like you're on the right track. It does take time for your body to play catch up.

But, not being a doctor, maybe you can request a metabolic panel from your doctor to check for any deficiencies.

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ShayFL
Posted

There are many things that can cause dizziness. Low blood pressure. Adrenal fatigue. Low iron. And others.

I get this. My BP is good and my adrenals tested perfect. But my Ferritin is low. I have done a lot of research of late on low iron stores and I feel my remaining nagging symptoms are due to low Ferritin....so I am working to correct that.

A basic blood panel would be a good start. Make sure they do Ferritin and ask for Thyroid panel too.

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