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V1981

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  1. "Flunking" the glucose tolerance test means diabetes. Did your doctor talk to you about that?

    The rest of your symptoms sure sound like Celiac to me. Even the "diabetes" can be part of Celiac symptoms. Ask him to test you for it. I'm not sure which tests to ask for (there are several) because I am self-diagnosed based on family history, my symptoms, and the fact that the gluten-free diet cleared up those symptoms. But someone will be along shortly to tell you all about testing.

    So welcome to the forum. Stick around and read a bunch. Ask as many questions as you can. There are some real experts here who are so helpful. In the meantime, here's a (((HUG))) and high hopes that you will be feeling better soon.

    Thank you so much for replying. Yes, my doctor said that even though I "flunked" the GT he didn't think I have diabetes. More like Insulin Resistance I guess. I am definitely leaning towards Celiac though for the real cause of all my symptoms. It all started when I was a toddler and began eating solid food. No one new what celiac disease was back in the 1980's, so my mother had no idea that I shouldn't have been eating gluten.

  2. Hi everyone,

    I am new to this forum and I am hoping I can get some help. I think I may have celiac, but it could very well be something else... Have any of you experienced the following symptoms -

    Alternating constipation/Diarrhea

    Gas and bloating

    chronic rash in groin area

    swollen lymph nodes in groin area and sometimes behind ears and on back of neck or lower jaw line

    PCOS/Endometriosis symptoms

    Weight gain

    dry irritated eyes

    Nausea

    Chlorine taste in mouth and smell chlorine around you.

    Dizzy to the point that the room is literally spinning.

    I have been to the doctor and gotten many blood tests and most of them have come back "normal". I did however flunk (this is the term my doctor used) the Glucose Tolerance test and when I did a salivary hormone test my Progesterone, DHEA and Cortisol levels were below normal. I have been taking Iodoral for my thyroid (which is underactive) and started on some natural supplements to treat the PCOS symptoms. But, so far I only feel better part of the time.

    Anyways, sorry to go on and on. I am just looking for some help so any feedback is appreciated.

    Thanks!

    V

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