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Oak Newbie

I've got few questions. But first, my story.

I was self-diagnosed with gluten intolerance. I always had a lot of gas and bad breath. I began diet with no gluten and no simple sugars. Flatulance problems was reduced to minimum and my bad breath got better. Breath is not good now, but definitely better. I have no other problems. I can gain weight with no problems, I have no brainfog, joint pains, stomach pain, problems with D or constipation. I am like totally healthy person,but when I'm on normal diet I have flatulance and bad breath.

So there are my questions:

1)Bad breath is not common symptom of celiac disease/gluten intolerance.Do you think that I can be gluten intolerant when I don't have common symptoms?

2)Does anyone has bad breath problems,which dissapeared after going gluten-free?

3)I've got white tongue. I always had. Diet didn't help me with this yet. Tongue is still white. I thought that when I improve my digestion, white coating will dissapear. I can't scrape it off. It don't hurt. I don't have any white patches in mouth also, so I don't think it's oral thrush. Can be white tongue symptom of celiac disease?

PS: I tried also low sugar diet with gluten. When I was sugar-free and gluten-free everything was fine. Then I started to eat gluten(whole grain rolls) for some time, my flatulence went back. Then I cut it out, and flatulance went away.

Thanks a lot

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Those were my main symptoms as well.

That I have have Celiac was highly suggested by blood work, and confirmed with a biopsy.

Both of those symptoms went away with going gluten-free, and how I can tell if I ate something with gluten. For me it they also occurred when I tried to eat oats, that were certified gluten free, so I don't eat oats either.

David

Oak Newbie
Those were my main symptoms as well.

That I have have Celiac was highly suggested by blood work, and confirmed with a biopsy.

Both of those symptoms went away with going gluten-free, and how I can tell if I ate something with gluten. For me it they also occurred when I tried to eat oats, that were certified gluten free, so I don't eat oats either.

David

Had symptoms improved immediately after goin gluten-free?

kosherkid Newbie
Had symptoms improved immediately after goin gluten-free?

Yes, and they come back right away if I eat something I shouldn't have. (Unfortunately I usually can't tell what the culprit was. It rarely happens, and usually it has been after eating at someone else's house.)

David

AliB Enthusiast

Gas, bloating, white tongue and halitosis can all be indicative of systemic Candida. Certain foods, definitely carbs (sugar, grains and starches), can feed the little beggars.

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KarlaBallou333 Newbie

You may want to add more fruits and veggies to your diet and see if your white tongue disappears.

gatheringroses Rookie

I used to have a white tongue before going gluten-free, and now it's gone. I don't know if it is related, though...


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