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  1. definatly going to start paleio next week. i did try paleo before for two weeks and i did see an improvment but towards the end i becane very dizzy and ill. i think i wasnt getting enough calories. this time ill definatly get enough calories and see how it goes.
  2. so so annoyed. just started getting back to how i was the last few days, then earlier today i ate some 'gluten free' tortilla chips that contained maize/corn flower and ive had another reaction and feel exactly how i did when i ate the cereal. so fastrating... another few days in bed. ahhhhh
  3. ok hopefully ill be back to how i was in a few days. the last few days ive been very tired, constipated, abit dizzy, no appitite and very mucusy.
  4. yeah i think trial and error is my only option now. Im still feeling very rough and very mucusy, now 3 days after eating gluten. how long does this last untill i go back to how i was before i got glutened?
  5. had a antibodies test before which was negetive. i think i may have non celiac gluten sensitivity. i have felt very rough today after eating gluten yesterday.
  6. if gluten was the cause***
  7. i know celiacs/ gluten sensitivity can cause low testostetone but will testosterone eventually return to normal after starting a gluten free diet of gluten was the cause?
  8. no i said that i think somthing is causing the low t4, possibly celiacs. not the other way round. my results were IgA - 1.27 g/l "tissu transglutaminase IgA lev" - 0.7 u/ml i have a print out of my gps screen of all my tests, and have noticed that under my results theres some defualt note for the gp's saying " test used for screening for celiac...
  9. my tsh is fine, its the t4 thats on the low side, normal range is 10-23 mines 10, ideally it should be towards the top end of that range. i dont really think i have a problem with the thyroid itself i believe the t4 problem is being caused by somthing else.... maybe celiacs? i dont see how it could be a normal wheat allergy etc as ive been gluten, wheat...
  10. also, my b12 was quite low at 302ng/l, which i have been taking supplements for the last couple weeks, and also my ferritin was also on the low side at 39ug/l
  11. Basically ive had this mystery illness for a couple years now and am still hurting for a diagnosis, i was tested for celiacs about 3 month ago which came back negetive (althought i was only eating gluten for 4 weeks prior to it as i tried gluten free for 2 weeks before). since then i ate gluten for about a month and then i decided to go on a healthy diet...
  12. thanks for the info. one more question guys, im kind of stessing about if its something else and was wondering if my symptoms actually seem like celiac symptoms or more like somthing else? i was reading about lyme disease and that has scared me a bit as my symptoms are quite similar to many associated with lymes, although lymes is quite rare in the uk...
  13. ok so im going to get tested some time next week which will be just before the 5th week of my gluten challenge, i know it isnt the ideal " 6 weeks+" but i cant actually wait any longer as im fed up of sitting about feeling this way, im not too sure what im going to do if it comes back negative as i have no idea what else it could be, so in a way im more worried...
  14. nah mine aren't because of nail trauma as i have lots on every nail and have had for years, plus no trauma has been caused to any of my nails, let alone all of them. I have read about it being linked to celiacs due to the malnutrition or something along those lines, but the fact i had barely any new ones come up whilst gluten free highlighted it and made...
  15. Ive had these white spots on my nails for years now, but when i went gluten free for 2/3 weeks, i only noticed 1 very feint and small new spot pop up, but since ive been back on gluten for 10 days, ive noticed about 3/4 small ones start to develop already. what actually causes these spots, and is this a sign of celiacs? ive had my zinc tested before so it...
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