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Extreme Upper Body Weakness, Especially In Chest--Want To Just Fall Over And Die


Brandi Jo

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Hi all,

I recently went off gluten for a month, but then decided to go back on again for diagnosis. It was clearly the wrong decision, as I am feeling miserable now. I woke up again last night (the third time, as this happened twice before while I was on gluten) with arm limpness, extreme weakness in my chest, barely able to lift my upper body, feeling of throat constriction, pain in chest, nausea--also panic reaction. I am under no stress whatsoever, except this. Have any of you experienced similar symptoms, and do you have any resources to read on these symtpoms, as my GI says they are atypical.

Thank you!


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Have any of you experienced similar symptoms, and do you have any resources to read on these symtpoms, as my GI says they are atypical.

Thank you!

Your GI hasn't read any current information on Celiac Disease symptoms then. <_<

I had ALL of those symptoms you describe and more.

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