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Maybe I Have Found My Answer =] I Hope Soii


MrsAcE

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Yes, wait. The GI will likely want to do an endoscopy, and you need to be eating gluten if there is any chance for a dx! I went gluten free that day though!


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MrsAcE Newbie

My test results = negative :huh: I am waiting for my G.I. appointment.

MitziG Enthusiast

I'm sorry! I can imagine how frustrated you are! Keep remembering the goal is good health- and you don't need a dx or a doctors opinion to obtain that!

MrsAcE Newbie

Grrr very frustrating, my scalp is so ichy its on fire, whole body is bloated I could be mistaken for a floatation device, my stomach is making awkward noises and i Just had breakfast, and now I feel nauseous from that bowl of frosted mini wheats. I have read gluten free can be recommended for anemia as well... Ill check in to that

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