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Confused About Gluten Related Rash


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Hi everyone! This is my first post. :rolleyes:

I just recently went gluten-free and cannot believe the difference in how I feel. Seriously, I haven't felt well for like...20 years.

Problem: For about two years I have had this persistent and itchy rash. I don't know if it's DH or not though as it only occurs on my upper arms, back, and under my chin and near my ears. It is SO itchy! It starts like a water blister and then erupts about a day or two later at which point it's painful.

I wasn't sure if the rash was related to gluten but it has improved since going gluten-free. I got glutened on Tgiving and it has returned with a vengence. I don't get a ton of it but what I do get is itchy itchy and painful.

Thoughts? <_<


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That's exactly what I get with gluten. It tooks weeks to clear up but once it did I don't get it now unless I have an ongoing secret gluten spy. I have to eat that product repeatedly to have the rash come out. If I see that rash, I need to start investigating where it came from, 'cause it's something I'm ingesting every day. This spring I had it from the coffee syrups I used, from the caramel coloring. They shouldn't have bothered me but the rash doesn't lie! Stopped the syrup, no more rash.

So say good bye to itch and bumps, eventually, and congrats on feeling 20 years younger!

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Thanks so much for your reply. I hope it goes away...kinda miserable. ;)

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