shendler

I could just drink in the morning but still have to pee that often. Other times I just wake up in the middle of the night with a mouth so dry it's sticky.

I'm not sure if this is related to celiac or not. I have been gluten free for about 4 months now but I am still very thirsty causing me to pee a lot. I may pee in the night alone 3-4 times. I've had my blood sugar tested and that was normal. I do not have any problems with my thyroid.

I've been to my doctor numerous times and it was of no help. What could this be and what should I get checked out?

I've been gluten free four months and most of the time I don't crave gluten. However when I do crave gluten I find myself wanting food I did not like before I went gluten free.

Hope she feels better!

I was told I did not have by two doctor's. My biopsy came back negative but two blood tests were 100x normal. They would always diagnosis me with something else. I was always tired but to the point where I could sleep 14 hours a day and still be tired. I didn't feel depressed, but because there was no medical reason for me being tired I was depressed. When I asked about frequent smelly bms I had IBS. Or I was eating too much at once and I should eat smaller meals. When I had an episode where I passed out and was sleeping for three days straight. I had a seizure unrelated to seizure disorders and that I shouldn't worry unless it happens again.

Having a diagnosis was important to me because I felt like I wasn't being taken seriously. I am feeling much better now that I'm gluten free and I am happy I decided to avoid gluten on my own. I just think if doctors avoid people's symptoms and do not take this seriously, who will.

I never had any dreams until I went gluten free. I think it probably has to do with what type of sleep I was having.

When I eat gluten I get very tired and break out with a rash. The only reason I would care what caused it is to eliminate what got me sick from my diet.