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A Personal Question For Others With Celiacs


Macbre

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I know this is a personal/disgusting question.....does anyone else experience rectal spasms after being glutened? I have had them several times, but I didn't relate it to glutening until last night. I got sick after Thanksgiving dinner and during the night I woke up with the worst rectal spasms. It lasted for 2 hours this time. I was wondering if this is just a coincidence or if it has to due with glutening. The pain is so bad that is makes me nauseaus. Anyone else experience this???


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No, but I've suffered from esophageal spasms after being glutened. Actually, all of my muscles give me trouble after I eat gluten.

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No, but suffered with colon spasms on my left side at the turn... Hyoscyamine Sul relieved the pain, but removing dairy & onions resolved the issue.. Hope that helps...

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