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I'm not sure whats going on....the other day I randomly, out of the blue, had terrible D....and ever since then ive had terrible C! before all this happened everything was completely fine and normal! whats going on?!

(I know its a weird question but there seems to be alot of people on this forum who know alot about these issues)


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Did you start a new bottle of medication or supplements? Have been close to a remodeling project or craft project? Buy new makeup or personal care products? Did you eat a new gluten-free processed food product?

All of these could have hidden gluten or lactose that could be affecting you. Have you changed your coffee or tea? Think back and let us know. Someone will have thoughts for you.

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I'm not sure whats going on....the other day I randomly, out of the blue, had terrible D....and ever since then ive had terrible C! before all this happened everything was completely fine and normal! whats going on?!

(I know its a weird question but there seems to be alot of people on this forum who know alot about these issues)

Did you eat out??? Big problems start there. Even the most innocent looking/prepared food could have been contaminated, even in your own home if you share it with non-gfs. My son has mixed serving spoons from their spaghetti to mine and for me that is enough to do it. Still very sensitive. If I eat something contaminated, I get sort of the same thing. Will get the diarrhea almost within the hour and then go for hours on and off. Then the next day, feel lousy and be constipated. They say some toothpastes can be non-gluten-free. Don't know about the accuracy of this one because when I started the diet, checked everything that went in or on my body by calling the companies. Sounds rough, but found some offenders in my stuff and had to toss it. Good luck. Let us know how you are doing and if you found the offender.

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