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Nausea As A Symptom?

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alli sunshine Newbie
alli sunshine
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I have dealt with nausea problems for years and years. I had an EGD last year, and the doc found chronic stomach inflammation. It really, has a negative impact on my life. I have had many other issues, including poor absorption problems. As I look into gluten as a source of my problems, I wondered if anyone here has had nausea as a symptom. It is really bad as of late. I was going to wait until after the holidays to try a gluten free diet to see if I see a difference. However, I am feeling so bad lately that I am wondering if I shouldn't try it sooner.

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emaegf Newbie
emaegf
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Yes, yes very much yes. I had all the symptoms you are having before I went gluten free. And I get nasuea when I get any gluten now.

HardcoreDior Newbie
HardcoreDior
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Nausea is definitely one of my symptoms as well. You're not alone. And going gluten-free (and corn-free for me, as I am also intolerant to corn) mitigated my symptoms.

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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I have dealt with nausea problems for years and years. I had an EGD last year, and the doc found chronic stomach inflammation. It really, has a negative impact on my life. I have had many other issues, including poor absorption problems. As I look into gluten as a source of my problems, I wondered if anyone here has had nausea as a symptom. It is really bad as of late. I was going to wait until after the holidays to try a gluten free diet to see if I see a difference. However, I am feeling so bad lately that I am wondering if I shouldn't try it sooner.

I had nausea for years before I found out. Did the doctor do a biopsy after your EGD last year? Bloodwork? Taking into consideration your chronic inflammation, poor absorption along with the nausea, I would suggest you try the diet now (unless you plan on further testing). We can help you navigate the holidays gluten-free--it's really not so hard.

I'd rather be gluten-free during the holidays (or anytime) than be sick and nauseous. :)

SaraKat Contributor
SaraKat
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I get a weird nauseous/gagging feeling sometimes and I attribute it to the celiac.

jess-gf Explorer
jess-gf
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Yup, I had tons of nausea. First it was off and on, maybe just after eating.. but then it got so that I was always nauseous. I've been working on being gluten-free for about 3 days now and since I've started, it's gone down some.

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