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  1. wow89
    Is mannitol gluten free? I've tried to call the company but can't get through. It's in my sublingual b12 tablet. Thanks!!!
  2. wow89
    Thanks you frothe tip on the doctor, that was really the only reason I wanted a diagnosis so I could get some guidance, but looks like you all are the pros! Thank you all for sharing. Awww...raven, that makes me so sad, I totally understand how you feel. A virtual hug for you. I'm not that young just waited for tummy to get better and had kids "later...
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    Thank you so much and yes it's worth a lot! -- I think/hope I'm on the right track. Oh YES --- The reason I've started looking into all this is mainly I have to try and take my kids more palces as they get older and if I'm always running off to the bathroom or cant' go anywhere because of D then well that's no life at all. "I'm sorry momma can't see...
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    Awesome info, thank you! I still have a little tingling in my feet,and a bit of palpitation am taking a stress complex and didn't know that folate increases B 12 level readings so that may explain why my test was high when it was previously low. I ate some gluten (my roast was shot up with a solutionI think was the culprit) and I was in the bathroom several...
  5. wow89
    Thanks for the help - should I worry that I have no diagnosis? Will this cause issues later on? I've been reading about thyroid and seem to have some of those symtoms but tests came back okay too. Just so frustrated! Today I feel better (not like I've just been glutened) So what is the challenge? Off for 3 months and then eat it? Do I need a gastro...
  6. wow89
    Lol! Okay I now see the error of my ways... I have two little ones and it's hard ya know... but I'm new to it all. (I do eat a lot - I have mini meals) I did, I felt really really good for a bout a week/half (even during my period sorry tmi) but now that it's over I felt last night glutened and this a.m. but feel a bit better this p.m. So I shouldn...
  7. wow89
    Oh - i also ate some hagan daz vanilla ice cream with hershey's choclate syrup and smucker strawberry squeeze jelly, some kool aid, eggs and sausage... a lot of these things have natural flavors... ???? thanks again for the help
  8. wow89
    So my blood tests came back negative, everything checks out except cortisol was like a wee bit high. My B12 was actually a little high as I have been supplementing it with sublingual. However went gluten free and felt AWESOME! So just decided that was it. However, last night I felt a bit "glutened" today the same. Trying to figure out where I got it, if it...
  9. wow89
    Anabella - no test results yet? How about you? Waiting waiting waiting... It's just gotta be the gluten too much makes sense now! I've been gluten free for a few days and am feeling lots better. My vitamin had wheat in it, changed to a sublingual B12 and and feeling better in all those aspects too. I used to also get sick after cleaning house, always...
  10. wow89
    Thanks - yes I do have low b12 I know for sure... am getting other levels checks. Thansk for all your help!
  11. wow89
    Also just wondering... I can be sitting and doing nothing and then my body just kind of has a mind of it's own I start feeling anxious or my heart jumps or palpitates... is that a celiac thing or just my stress over waiting to hear something? Also, how long before you are back to normal ie - like you were before it all started?
  12. wow89
    Thanks for the advice - yes I am going to go gluten free, as because Sat and Sun I ate gluten, Tuesday a.m. I have D. It just makes sense. I have low B12 and am otherwise quite healthy despite my weakness, fatigue, palpitations, jitteryness, hair loss, ridges in fingernails and anxiety. These symptons REALLY majorly appear after I have had some sort of tummy...
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    Thanks for the info - stopped for 2/3 weeks - I tried to eat some this weekend.. told the dr about the lapse, even it says I am little I'm done with it as bad as I feel so as long as it's a 'little positive' that works for me. If not, hormone issues it is!
  14. wow89
    I got a celiac panel done today, food allergies, along with thryoid and glucose. Pleased with new dr. she leaned more toward thyroid, but thought I was on the right track wiht the celiac... since I glutened this weekend my heart keeps "popping" I guess that's a palpitation and feeling fuzzy/out of focus and weak. If it's not gluten then I don't know...
  15. wow89
    Thank you all so much - yes I am keeping open to other possibilities, but I had an endo done about 10 years ago and my tummy was pardon the expression hamburger meat, (dx gastritis, no test for gluten) so if my blood tests are postive, I'm calling it a day and going gluten free. I'm eating a little gluten yesterday and today ate pizza last night woke up all...
  16. wow89
    Just wondering, do you have more symptoms when you are stressed?? Thanks!!
  17. wow89
    New here and just wondering: Does blood glucose go up with celiac? If you are intolerant or sensitive will the blood tests show that too? Does celiac lead to other autoimmune disorders? Do I need to load myself up with gluten for a blood test or is just a little enough to show after being gluten free for 2/3 weeks? How long does it...
  18. wow89
    Thank you!!!
  19. wow89
    Hi - thankful I found like souls! I am inthe midst of tryign to prove that I have gluten issues. The other doctors I went to are locked in on the adrenal hormone issues (I have a lot of stress and high cortisol) I'm 39 and going through a lot in my life however, I was fine one day and then ate a sandwich and my pulse went up at least 40 bpms, I have anxiety...
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