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  1. mikemcm22 started following Still sick months after diagnosis - SIBO and EOE, Coronavirus more susceptible to celiacs?, Sports Injuries/ Vitamin Deficiencies and and 3 others
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    Had a call with my gastro. because the office closed. I have other things going on too and she assured me I was not at a higher risk. I've been gluten-free for a few months. From what I can tell if you're on a strict gluten-free diet then you're okay.
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    Thank you!
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    Hello, So I am 25 yo male, 4 months gluten free. I was wondering if anyone had crazy injuries for years and recovered after going gluten free for a while? I was a cross country runner in college so I expect part of it to happen eventually be that but I did not think it would be this bad so...
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    Thanks, I know a lot of it is time. But its been so long! A lot of what I read on here has actually given me some hope for the first time in a while.
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    @doronI see this was 2017.... did your injuries get better? I am in the exact same boat. Left achilles tendinitis that won't go away, right hamstring injury that prevents me from any sort of leg day, bad lower back, and some shoulder issues. I am four months gluten free right now but still have some...
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    @cyclinglady @docaz I agree it was weird and honestly I am still not 100% sure what to believe. I saw this doc for a long time before this conclusion was reached, I was told this was the first time anyone did a biopsy relevant to celiac. Two weeks into gluten free my appetite went up significantly...
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    I am posting the following to see if anyone has a similar story. I am hoping that maybe someone does and is further along in treatment than I am and can give advice. I am a 25 year old male. I have been struggling stomach issues for years now. After 5 gastrologists told me it was GERD and definitely...
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    Recently diagnosed celiac here... it took me 2.5 years to get diagnosed. I took all the blood tests on four occasions, all negative. 2.5 years later on my fourth endoscopy they finally took a biopsy to test and it came back positive. I don't know how rare it is for this to happen but it worth knowing...
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    I am posting the following to see if anyone has a similar story. I am hoping that maybe someone does and is further along in treatment than I am and can give advice. I am a 25 year old male. I have been struggling stomach issues for years now. After 5 gastrologists told me it was GERD and definitely...