anemonegirl

I'm no doctor and I don't even play one on TV, but I've read that as your intestines heal, they begin to absorb nutrients (calories) and you can gain a little weight or simply maintain. Now don't quote me on that because I can't even remember where I saw it. The other thing that often happens is that newly diagnosed Celiacs discover all of the gluten...

I have had the same problem w/ my bladder. I used to take Prelief and it works! Avoid acidic foods and you will do much better. I don't know if Celiac and Interstitial Bladder have anything in common but I experience them both (gluten sensitivity). Good luck! -AnemoneGirl

Hi there- I'm new to the forum so perhaps this has been asked before. If so, my apologies. When you've been glutened, do you feel like you've been run over by a truck? I do. I literally feel bruised and battered from the inside out. My entire body feels tender, but especially under my armpits and on my torso and back. My glands seem to get swollen too....

After reading this board for about a month, I thought I'd be able to understand my Enterolab results when they came in. Now I'm not so sure. I *think* my results mean that I'm sensitive to gluten but I don't have celiac's disease (otherwise the Antitissue Transglutaminase IgA would be high, right?). I do not have malabsorbtion either. Here are the results...