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Confused About Celiac, Colitus, Candida

pandaman

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OK so I know I got celiac, or at least gluten intolerance, and my gastro doctor said I have a mild case of colitus. So what is it? Is the celiac disease causing the colitus? Or is the candida im assuming I have causing the leaky gut in which is giving me colitus which in turn gave me a autoimmune disease celiac?

Its all confusing I started the SCD diet as of yesterday but its all so confusing what I got and dont got...colitus, leaky gut, celiac, candidas..?

Has anyone done the SCD diet and come out totaly healed?

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The diet is good for all of those conditions and YES they are all related. "itis" just means inflammation.

I am still healing on SCD, but have seen great improvements so far. :)

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OK so I know I got celiac, or at least gluten intolerance, and my gastro doctor said I have a mild case of colitus. So what is it? Is the celiac disease causing the colitus? Or is the candida im assuming I have causing the leaky gut in which is giving me colitus which in turn gave me a autoimmune disease celiac?

Its all confusing I started the SCD diet as of yesterday but its all so confusing what I got and dont got...colitus, leaky gut, celiac, candidas..?

Has anyone done the SCD diet and come out totaly healed?

Please ask your doctor what type of colitis you have been diagnosed with. The ulcerative type can lead to complications so you need to know what to watch out for.

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Another type of colitis is microscopic colitis, which is a thickening of the lining of the colon. This type is sometimes associated with Celiac.

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I'm currently being treated for MC--the goal is to put it into remission, since there's no cure.

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