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Does Anyone Else Have Other Auto Immune


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ivegotitalso Rookie

hi- i was wondering if anyone else had any other auto immune problems like i have sjorgrens pronounced show grins ?


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Roda Rising Star

Yep, I have hashimotos disease. I was diagnosed with it in 2000. Probably had celiac then and just didn't know it.

Skylark Collaborator

I have Hashimoto's thyroiditis as well.

mushroom Proficient

Psoriatic arthritis here.

bluebonnet Explorer

hypothyroid for me ... diagnosed at 19 years old with it. and i agree with roda, i probably had celiac back then but just didn't know it.

Looking for answers Contributor

I also have been diagnosed with sjpogrens...however vie never had a symptom. I'm hoping going gluten free stopped it I it's track.

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MsModelSara Rookie

I have Hashimoto's Thyroiditis too...probably caused by my gluten sensitivity


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kayo Explorer

RA and Sjogrens. Gluten and soy free has almost eliminated the Sjogrens.

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Pippi13 Newbie

Hi! I know this question was posted several months ago, but I'm new here & just saw it.

I also have another autoimmune disease - one I didn't see listed among the other replies. I have Guillian-Barre. That's a terribly painfull & crippling autoimmune disease. I was in a wheelchair for several years because of that. After my celiac diagnosis & my new gluten free lifestyle, my GB has gotten much better. I'm even walking again! :)

Additionally, my "mystery anemia" has healed, & I haven't had a blood transfusion in nearly a year.

My biggest problem now is accidental gluten ingestion.

Although I read all ingredient labels, (as we all know) gluten hides under many false names.

Other times, I was accidentally "glutenised" by cross-contamination. Hence, I only eat food from my own kitchen now. Restaraunts are horrible cross-contaminators, as are the kitchens of friends & relatives - even when they try to be careful, & think they've decontaminated surfaces, they really don't know how to do that correctly.

dwillia75 Newbie

Hi. I have Hashimoto's and Raynaud's syndrome.

catarific Contributor

I have Hashimoto's Thyroiditis too. Had it for years - never need thyroid replacement though until I hit my thirties. Even to this day, I take a moderate dose. Always had constipation issues as a child and teenager - but I do not think when I was that young that people even attributed it to anything but not eating enough ruffage or vegetables. :(

chasbari Apprentice

Rheumatoid Arthritis, Sjogren's Syndrome, high Lupus indicators, Reynaud's in addition to Celiac. All the other have responded positively to strict gluten free.

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