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How Long Will I Get Symptoms?


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celiac3270,

Every celiac's body is different, so unfortunately there is no set timeline for recovery :( . Some people take up to two years to heal completely! My baby has gluten-related eczema that would most likely have cleared up after about six months gluten-free, if it hadn't been for an ill-timed gluten accident that caused it to flare up again. Oh, well! My only piece of wisdom is to treat your body gently and with respect, and it WILL heal in its own time. The human body is amazingly good at that!

Good luck, and I hope you feel better soon!

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azza Apprentice

Hope you are feeling better now!! Me too, I always felt tired. Contact you doc and ask him... I had only to take a bunch of Vitamins "Multi-Vitamins For Teens" and "B-Complex"!! They sure helped alot!!

Hope you're feeling well now! Take care :)

Azza

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