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ARCHIVED Celiac And Intestinal Narrowing?
laughs2loud replied to laughs2loud's topic in Related Issues & Disorders
Ok, apparently I don't need surgery now. CT scan and MRI were wrong according to the endoscopy. Still can't eat, and I'm still in the hospital. I hate this. But no, no Surgery on the liver stuff. That's just watch and wait. Body's are so confusing! -
ARCHIVED Celiac And Intestinal Narrowing?
laughs2loud replied to laughs2loud's topic in Related Issues & Disorders
Thanks everyone! I have been very careful with the foods they are giving me. It's been easy since I've not eaten very much since sunday. They've given me the packet of the broth they brought me, it is specifically gluten free. And today they gave me salmon with rice and asparagus, no sauce. I can't eat much, but I'm making sure it's gluten free, or I... -
Hi all, I'm currently in the hospital with an inability to eat anything at all (even gluten-free foods), and my doctor told me that my small intestines narrow so much at one point, it is impossible for food to pass through. He says this is due to Celiac disease, and my recovery. Has anyone ever heard of this? I have to have surgery to correct this problem...
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ARCHIVED Newbie At The End Of Her Rope
laughs2loud replied to laughs2loud's topic in Coping with Celiac Disease
Thank you all so much for the response! I will try eliminating dairy. Also, those supplements are def worth a try too. Is it worth a trip back to the doctor? I'm not on any meds right now (he took me off Birth control, cause there was something on my liver, and there will be a follow up CT scan for that next month), so it's not meds. I'm not remodeling... -
ARCHIVED Newbie At The End Of Her Rope
laughs2loud replied to laughs2loud's topic in Coping with Celiac Disease
I'll try going dairy free for a while, but if feels like EVERYTHING I put in my body makes me sick lately. Certainly worth a try, though. It's just frustrating because it's been 4 months post-diagnosis, and eveyone I talk to says they started feeling better almost immediately. How long did it take you out there to start feeling better? And how long... -
Ok, so I was diagnosed in early June of this year. I had two negative blood tests, and a biopsy that showed lots of white blood cells, and which my doctor said was positive for celiacs. I have been as damn close to gluten free as I can imagine. Yes, there have been a few slip ups (always when I try to eat out, which is rare now), but at home, I am...