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Anyone Else Have The Chills?


Twister2

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Hey all! Aside from glutening myself twice this week, I can't seem to ditch the chills. I feel like I have the flu half of the time. Anyone else have this as a persistent symptom?

Thanks!


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lovegrov Collaborator

This was a symptom for me when I got really sick before diagnosis and it continued for several weeks after. Then it disappeared.

richard

judy05 Apprentice

I used to have this problem after eating rice. It gradually went

away.

KaitiUSA Enthusiast

I used to get the chills with a gluten reaction but I get different symptoms with gluten reactions now.

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McDougall Apprentice

I get the chills, not as much since gluten-free 100 days ago but still pretty persistent. It seems to be one of my celiac symptoms that is not getting much better. I'm in South Florida and need to wear sweaters when it's under 80.

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