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Celiac Disease & Lactose Intolerance

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Did anyone on here become lactose intolerant when first being diagnosed celiac??If so, did it go away with time??? What were your symptoms???

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Did anyone on here become lactose intolerant when first being diagnosed celiac??If so, did it go away with time??? What were your symptoms???

I did. I had gas pain and bloating and sometimes D. I now use Lactaid milk and Lactaid caplets and am fine. Try those. If if is LI, it will help!

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hey did you ever get nausea from it???? thats my main symptoms the stomach problems resolved on diet but if i have something with milk in it forget about it im nautious for hourss:(How long have you been pn the diet?? i use lactaid milk to but will i ever be able to have cheese and other dairy?

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hey did you ever get nausea from it???? thats my main symptoms the stomach problems resolved on diet but if i have something with milk in it forget about it im nautious for hourss:(How long have you been pn the diet?? i use lactaid milk to but will i ever be able to have cheese and other dairy?

I have been on the diet for a little over a year. I use lactaid caplets when eating cheese. I just had a ham and cheese melt of corn tortillas for lunch. If I wouldnt have taken the tablet, I would feel gassy and bloated. Milk has never made me nauseous. Try the Lactaid caplets with a little cheese and see if it helps. All you can do is try it out and see if it works for you.

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I knew maybe for 5 years that I was milk intolerant. After i drank a cup of milk, I imediately, or after 15-20 minutes ran to the bethroom(regular, or D). I also had huge pimples like teenagers a day after and bloathing-gas. Just from May 2010 I know that I might have celiac disease.

At the beginning doctors didn't believe that I was sick and I went to my allergologist. She tested me for milk and wheat. I'm possitive for milk allergy. I can't have any milk, cheese, yogurt... I need to watch milk protein - casein everywhere.

And Gluten free things too.

I remember that I bought 2-3 times Lactaid milk, but I always drank only a cup or two. I also had nausea. I never finished the milk. It always ended up in the sink.

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I'm fairly newly self- dx'd w/ both gluten (if not celiac)& dairy intolerances. A few hours after eating dairy, I get gas, burping, intestinal irritation. i really need to tyr Lactaid, but living on a tight income, that's yet another thing I can't afford :(. I am hoping that, since the dairy intolerance is something that come up in the last year or two, that it will go away after a while.

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