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Dairy

Chad Sines

By Chad Sines
in Coping with Celiac Disease

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I have read a lot of dairy posts in these forums. Just how bad of a reaction do most of you have and how much sets it off? It is appearing like I may have some significant dairy issues that cause some major sinus and GI issues but it an at times seems almost worse than the gluten reaction (not really).

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Acne (I think... hard to tell exactly) and a bit more gas than usual. It used to really cause some abdominal pain, but that has faded with time. Sheep cheese is fine these days, but I wouldn't try mroe than a few tablespoons of ricotta or milk.

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Acne (I think... hard to tell exactly) and a bit more gas than usual. It used to really cause some abdominal pain, but that has faded with time. Sheep cheese is fine these days, but I wouldn't try mroe than a few tablespoons of ricotta or milk.

I was letting a little lactaid milk creep into my diet again for my tea. I also had some cheese and yogurt and within a few weeks I had a bad bout of colitis. I just cant take dairy after years of being a milk drinker....

ringing in ears, sinus and lung congestion and worst of all the colitis problems....

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Stomach pain, gurgles,sometimes gas and D, sinus pressure, but the worse of all is 2 to 3 days of irritability, where I snap at anyone over the least little thing plus depressionn and cry over the least little thing. That can be from just trace amounts in anything. I have to be hypervigilant, almost more so than with the gluten.

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I am in a different location with fewer allergens (none i am allergic to) and significant sinus issues that I think is dairy. Definite gi issues from something that i think might be dairy too. can't we just have issues with one food source at a time. lol.

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