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It's part of the malabsorption that occurs with Celiac Disease. Yes, I lost weight, too. We can use up our B vitamins quickly when we're ill. The B vitamins are water soluble and easily lost. Supplementing can help ensure we're getting the essential vitamins and minerals our body needs to function well. Many vitamins can be low in the newly diagnosed... -
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By Gary Libby · Posted
Thank-you.. I hope so ,don't recall a day that I feel normal. -
By knitty kitty · Posted
Welcome to the forum, @wellthatsfun! Count your blessings that you were diagnosed so young. Your boyfriend sounds like a keeper! Some of us old farts went undiagnosed for a long time and we're a bit more life worn, but there's a wealth of wisdom here. Do know that many people go through a period of grief after diagnosis that's normal. Look into the five stages of grief. You'll adjust, but for now, venting is understandable. Sending {{{hugs}}} -
By knitty kitty · Posted
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By knitty kitty · Posted
It's part of the malabsorption that occurs with Celiac Disease. Yes, I lost weight, too. We can use up our B vitamins quickly when we're ill. The B vitamins are water soluble and easily lost. Supplementing can help ensure we're getting the essential vitamins and minerals our body needs to function well. Many vitamins can be low in the newly diagnosed. Vitamin D can also be low. Minerals like iron and magnesium can be low, too. You'll feel better once you restore the nutrients. -
By Gary Libby · Posted
Thank-you I will ask the doctor about this. This is all new to me I'm feeling ill every day and losing weight is this part of coeliac?
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