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  1. sella
    Is Big Boy Hamburger Sauce Gluten Free? Open Original Shared Link
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    No wonder I get a stomache when I drink ginger ale or root beer.
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    I read an article in which someone with celiac disease wrote that she didn't know anyone with celiac disease who was doing well if still eaiting dairy. I haven't yet eliminated dairy from my diet? Can it do damage to your gut if you have celiac disease?
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    Within 1-2 years after going on a gluten-free diet, how much weight have you gained if you had undiganosed celiac disease with damage done to your intestines? I gained 20 lbs.
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    When a cookbook recipe lists white flour as ingredient, can you subsitute the exact measurment with gluten-free flour? I have a box of gluten-free flour mix.
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    Manasota,Just curious if you are using a gluten-free shampoo?
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    My iron level is 40, which was noted as low on my blood test. But it is not that low. My vitamin D level has alos been low, but fight at the border of normal, which I think is 30. I thought most people have vitamin D deficiency?
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    I often get my thyroid levels checked, which show up in the normal range.
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    How long did it take for your hair to start growing back? It's interesting that you mentioned hair loss down your neck. I never wear pony tails because I am missing hair on one side down my neck. I don't know if this is called the hairline at back neck.
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    Hello, I have been on a gluten-free diet for 2 years after celiac diagnosis. I have had hair loss in the temple and frontal hairline area. It has still has not grown back. Actually, it is fine baby hairs that do not grow longer than an inch or so. Although my hemoglobin is in the normal range at 13, my iron level is low around 40. I don't know if it's due...
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    I read that scleroderma is common with celiac disease. My ANA test for scleroderma/lupus was positive at 1:80. I read online that some people's doctors ignored this test result number as if it was nothing. Is it something?
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    A past doctor of mine had celiac disease. She said her liver enzymes were elevated before she went on a gluten-free diet, then they lowered in the normal range. Although I have been on a gluten-free diet for a coupel years, my SGOT/AST is still slightly elevated. It was slightly elevated before I went on a gluten-free diet so nothing has changed. Do you know...
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    I thought maybe my intestines were healing since i gained about 20 pounds since I have been on a gluten-free diet for 2 years. However, tests show that I have inflammation in my body. Can your intestines still heal or can you gain weight if there is still inflammation in your intestines?
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    Since the lips are connected to the digestive system, I don't know if my peeling lips is due to celiac disease. However, my lips are still peeling after two years on a gluten-free diet.
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    Someone said they bought gluten-free gravy for me. Since I saw other packets of gluten-free gravy of another brand in the cupboard, I really thought it was gluten-free. However, this person forgot this particular brand had gluten or wheat flour in it and was bought for a kid who liked gravy. When I had a bad stomach that evening, I checked the ingredients...
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    ARCHIVED Sparse Bangs

    sella posted a topic in Related Issues & Disorders

    My hair has been very thin in bang area since I was a child (I recall back to 10 years old...not sure if I had it longer). Could this be related to celiac disease? Although I have been on gluten-free diet for 1 1/2 years, the hair is still gone there.
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