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    Hello! After a year of constant sickness and stumping 4 gastroenterolists, I was finally diagnosed with a rare parasite. Needless to say, my GI is all messed up and I am slowly healing. I also think I may be gluten intolerant (was tested for celiac and gluten allergy, but came back negative). One symptom I noticed when I wasn't yet strict on my gluten...
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    Thanks for responding! I've never gotten hives before so I'm not sure if this could be them. I have taken Benadryl for the last two days and it doesn't seem to help much, but it sure does knock me out lol. It's Day Three and they are still so itchy. And yes, definitely no more shared toasters!
  3. LundqvistSaves
    Hello! After a year of constant sickness and stumping 4 gastroenterolists, I was finally diagnosed with a rare parasite. Needless to say, my GI is all messed up and I am slowly healing. Upon my many hours of trying to find a diagnosis online (since I seemed to lose hope in modern medicine), eventually it was suggested that I may be gluten intolerant. ...
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    First and foremost, I want to thank anyone who is reading this that has read or replied to my previous posts. It really means a lot to have such great advice. I've been sick for about a year (2 gastros stumped, can't find problems), not DXed, but been gluten free for almost three weeks now, yet symptoms still exist. The most annoying symptom I experience...
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    Thanks for your reply. I've only been gluten free for two and a half weeks, so I'm not certain if that's enough time for a gluten-free diet alone to cause any B12 deficiencies. Also taking a gluten-free daily multivitamin. Was hoping for the possibility that a long-time misdiagnosis of a gluten allergy or intolerance would be the culprit, thus my other symptoms...
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    Thank you for all of that great info. So basically, having that symptom is not always a deciding factor of a gluten allergy. I have a few symptoms and was hoping this would be the tell-all, but thanks for clarifying. ANy recommendations of how much B12 to take daily to start out with?
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    Thank you for all of that great info. So basically, having that symptom is not always a deciding factor of a gluten allergy. I have a few symptoms and was hoping this would be the tell-all, but thanks for clarifying. ANy recommendations of how much B12 to take daily to start out with?
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    I don't, it just seems to be some numbness in my hands now and again. No pain or anything like that.
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    Hi all- Been sick for a year now, gained 30lbs, heatburn, bloating 24/7, the works. Despite stumping two well-regarded gastros and enduring all procedures, they still can't figure me out. So I started going strictly gluten free 2 weeks ago. A week in, I noticed a weird rash on my finger. Eventually went away the very next day. My stomach pain is still...
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    Hello - I'm new and not diagnosed. I've been sick for almost a year now and blood work, MRIs, endiscopy and colonoscopy don't explain any reason why. All came back negative and am getting the "he's crazy" treatment from doctors. I just turned 26. Doctor took a biopsy last month but have yet to get results. I've only been gluten free for about a week...
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    Thanks again, everyone. I have one more question. Sometimes I wake up feeling well, and go through most of the day feeling okay, then at some point during the day, my symptoms will flare up for no reason. Sometimes it seems to happen after a bowel movement. For example, I'll be fine all day, still continue my gluten-free diet, then maybe have a BM later...
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    Hi Birdie, thanks for responding, I really appreciate it so much. I'm sorry, but what does NCGS stand for? Some kind of gluten sensitivity? Also, after 4 months you said you felt better. Were your symptoms almost fully gone, and you felt back to normal? Or did it just hurt less.. and you never fully feel well, so you just "manage" it.. ? Thanks again.
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    Thank you Tom and Birdie for posting your thoughts. It gets so hard trying to talk to family or my girlfriend about this anymore. Sometimes I just need to complain/vent because it's in my head all day, everyday, and I need to get it out but they don't understand. I feel like I'm going crazy. I've worked so hard and landed the job of my dreams and now I'm...
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    Hello everyone, Please forgive me if this isn't the proper place to post, but I'm a 26 y/o male and I've been sick for the past year with no help from three different gastroenterologists. I think it might be gluten, but my test came back negative for celiac's, so perhaps just an intolerance? My main symptoms are a lot of gas, GERD, overall crappiness,...
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    Hello everyone, Please forgive me if this isn't the proper place to post, but I'm a 26 y/o male and I've been sick for the past year with no help from three different gastroenterologists. I think it might be gluten, but my test came back negative for celiac's, so perhaps just an intolerance? My main symptoms are a lot of gas, GERD, overall crappiness,...
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