Jamie15

Thanks for all of your responses. I'm so glad to hear there is a cheaper and easier option that other people aren't having trouble using. I had trouble with a generic tramadol a while back and I guess that's why I've stuck with the brand name. That was so long ago though. I just hadn't had any reason to change until now. Anyway, thanks again for responding...

Hey guys, I checked to see if this had been discusssed, but did not see any previous topics. Please forgive me if it has. I normally take the brand name Ultram for my small fiber neuropathy since I have had so much trouble in the past finding out which generics were gluten free. My pharmacy has just informed me they will no longer be carrying the brand...

I was diagnosed with small fiber neuropathy they believe was caused by the gluten and vitamin deficiencies I had. Going gluten free and taking D helped quite a bit and gave me a lot of my mobility back. I also take monthly B12 injections to help with the tingling. After still having some pain(burning, tingling), I decided to look into other food intolerances...

Age diagnosed: 27 through Enterolab<br style="color: rgb(44, 54, 68); line-height: 19px; background-color: rgb(243, 249, 246); ">Period of time gluten-free: 2.5 years<br style="color: rgb(44, 54, 68); line-height: 19px; background-color: rgb(243, 249, 246); ">Estimated % of Full Recovery: 75% I've had ups and downs but a lot of my neurological...

I have pain in my rib cage usually right after I eat gluten. It's how I know I've eaten it even though sometimes I can't even figure out where it came from. It's interesting to see that others have it too. I was also diagnosed with vitamin D deficiency. I now have normal D levels, but I still get that pain in my ribs anytime I've been glutened.