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Thank you for the info. Sounds like my pain may not be PN after all. I have a knee-jerk reaction to health issues now, and tend to blame everything on my Celiac.

Can those of you with PN tell me what it feels like? I occasionally get patches of stinging skin with no rash. It usually lasts a few days then goes away. I'm having it right now across my left thigh. It's pretty severe. My sister-in-law told me she thinks I have singles, but with no rash I'm not so sure. Could this be PN?

Thanks for the responses. It's kind of amazing how ubiquitous gluten is and how sensitive we all can be to it. And yes, I do have gallstones. Perhaps that's something else to look at.

I was diagnosed with Celiac nine months ago and have been on a very strict gluten-free diet ever since. I've also been on a low FODMAPs diet for about five months. I think I'm feeling better overall, but I still have frequent episodes of cramping and fatigue. The longest I've gone without feeling sick is about three weeks. I don't know how or where the gluten...

Yes. Celiac disease is all about inflammation. I was diagnosed with diverticulitis multiple times, because of inflammation in my intestines. Then my doctor told me that celiac can mimic diverticulitis. It can evidently take many forms and cause many problems. I can't speak to the fullness you describe, but the inflammation can absolutely be a celiac thing...

Thank you for the responses. I am new to the disease and new to forums in general. I appreciate all advice and support.

I was diagnosed with Celiac disease seven months ago. Since then I've been gluten-free, and militantly so-- I haven't eaten anything that I haven't prepared myself in my own kitchen. I think it drives my family a little nuts. But anyway, after five months on the diet I was still having abdominal cramps off and on, so my gastrointerologist suggested a low...