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CeciliaCeliac

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  1. I also suffer from esophageal spasms. They started a couple years ago and long before I was diagnosed with Celiac. My best guess right now is that I have chronic inflammation problems that have affected my throat area also. (and just last week food started getting stuck lower in my chest, too) I usually eat a couple spoonfuls of applesauce before I eat...
  2. Hello! I have been diagnosed with Celiac's, but I know there is more going on. I am looking for any link between sinuses and other autoimmune diseases or Celiac. I currently take prednisone and when I stop taking it, my sinuses swell so bad and I get the worst, well, you know, the-gross-green-colored stuff I blow out......endless amounts. Now the doctors...
  3. Yep, thanks again for the info. If I go with my heart and what I've learned, the only link that really sets off a flare up is a sinus infection. I was hoping a gluten free diet was going to solve all my stomach problems, but my search will continue. Maybe I'm still in the healing process and just need more time. I trust my intuition and instincts and...
  4. Well, I tested positive and have been gluten free since April 23rd. Was doing ok and almost weaned off prednisone until a flare up 2 weeks ago. TSH tested normal (with replacement) in November and again about a month ago. Haven't had ANA tested yet....muscle pain started years before the steroids so I'm still at a loss.....thanks for the reply.....
  5. URRGGHHH!!! I need help. My symptoms are all over the board. Not the usual Celiac Symptoms with maybe 1-2 flare ups per year. (now 38 years old and have been suffering for 6 years) Here's the list.....1-2 somach flare ups yearly with horrible cramping, pain, vomiting, exhaustion all related to food....throughout the year, I have weird rash on knuckles...
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