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twe0708 Community Regular
twe0708
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Just had this for the second day now after lunch. I had a salad yesterday with cheese and tomatos and brown rice today with cheese and tomatos. Then I felt this awful pain in my stomach area. I hope this isn't going to be a daily thing now. Was dx 3 months ago with celiac disease. I always eat these foods so it's not like they are new. Any suggestions?

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KristaleeJane Contributor
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You could try tums if your simply just having indigestion. But maybe there is some CC that your are not aware of, are you making these foods at home. Or the cheese could be irratating your stomach depending on how sensitive you are to dairy. I would avoid these foods and than reintroduce one at a time to figure it out. To me sounds like CC.

Good Luck

ravenwoodglass Mentor
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I take Pepto Bismal liquid, it works fast and is for sure gluten free. If you do go with Tums or something similiar do check to make sure they are safe. Last time I checked some Tums were but some weren't and I don't know if that has changed.

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