DHaney

You are absolutely correct!! It's why this has been a roller coaster. I'm doing my best to pre-cook and prep my meals for travel. I've been in my career for 27 years. I will be forced to make some major decisions that will stop my traveling soon. Every time I've had to get take out it has made me sick.

Thank you very much for the information! I am not on a PPI. I've received very little help from my doctor. They referred me to a nutritionist but I've yet made that appointment due to my high travel for my job. I would almost be certain that the stress triggered genes.

Raquel2021 I'm sorry to hear that. I hope you can find some solutions that work. I am in the beginning of my journey and I need all the help I can get. Before I was diagnosed I lost 28 lbs. Was in the ER 3 times in a month with GI issues. This journey seems to be a roller-coaster for sure. I'm sure everyone is dealing with this on different levels. ...

My decreased daily activity was due to going through heavy everyday lofe challenges. For a while I did not have energy nor the mental motivation before being diagnosed with coeliac. Drs kept misdiagnosing me. I asked them to check for coeliac. After doing the blood test and having a very high value then they moved forward with the biopsy. I really appreciate...

My legs still feel muscular but I have not been as active as before. It may be fluid loss. I've actually gained a few pounds. Just my legs look way skinny now. I'm desperate to get them back to normal.

I am a male 45 yes old

I was diagnosed in January with coeliac so I began my journey to a gluten free diet. I started feeling better but I've noticed that my legs look a lot smaller. Almost to where I'm not comfortable with wearing shorts. Has anyone experienced or noticed this and if you have did your legs fill back out ?? I'm in dire need of thoughts and remedies!! Thanks.