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Are Mouth Ulcers More Common With Someone Who Has Dh?


salexander421

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I'm pretty sure me and at least one of my daughter's has DH, my other daughter gets a rash but it's a little different so not sure about her's? I get it on my jaw line, hair line, and back. I also get mouth ulcer's which are a pretty good sign of a decent exposure for me. I'm wondering if ulcer's are more common with people that have DH?


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rosetapper23 Explorer

I can only speak from experience. In my family, my son and I have DH, and my daughter (who doesn't have DH) has mouth ulcers.

Di2011 Enthusiast

I think the mouth is an interesting area when it comes to gluten intolerance. I got head to ankle DH in June. Now it is mostly torso to hands. I've always been itchy/scratchy since I remember.

I got one mouth ulcer in July when I wasn't as strict as I need to be.

I don't have any particular mouth/dental issues.

kmag Rookie

Never been a problem for me.

lovegrov Collaborator

I don't know about just with DH, but my mouth ulcers disappeared when I went gluten-free.

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salexander421 Enthusiast

Thanks everyone! I definitely know my ulcer's are connected to gluten, just wasn't sure if this was more common with people who have DH. Thanks! :)

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