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Epigastric Pain

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i was glutened 3 days ago..before that had a great 6 to 7 days of complete no belly pain....on gluten diet for 2 1/2 weeks now....the sore belly and funny BM is gone but have a lot of epigastric pain..even sensitive to press on stomach..I take nexium for acid in stomach but just cant have any relief from this....anyone ever have this kind of epigastric sorta like ulcer pain a for a while after being glutened..

I'm feeling a bit depressed cant wait to feel better......its been a year of belly pain dirrhea etc....i always feel better gluten and lactose free...

i need someone out there to talk to me if you had the same kind of symptom.... :blink:

Diva.....

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I get this also. I was prescribed Nexium but decided to try Pepto Bismal liquid instead to see if it would work since I don't really like taking pills every day for a problem that only shows up when I get glutened. For me the pepto bismal liquid works within minutes of the first dose and I don't usually need to take another.

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I get this also. I was prescribed Nexium but decided to try Pepto Bismal liquid instead to see if it would work since I don't really like taking pills every day for a problem that only shows up when I get glutened. For me the pepto bismal liquid works within minutes of the first dose and I don't usually need to take another.

Thanks for the suggestion will give it a try..cross my fingers..will be back to let you know

Diva

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