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But you are normal now?
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By saying unaided, do you mean unaided with normal gait?
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A decade? Is it a maybe or for almost sure? It's very hard to be patient given the circumstances.
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No. For managing cerebellar atrophy like Co enzyme Q10 or Lerace.
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I did read this topic before. Is it true that gluten ataxia has no treatment? Can we get better if we start a gluten free diet. Can a person get 100% fit this way?
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medication, obviously
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Wanted to know if tablets help in cases of gluten ataxia or is just gluten free meal enough? It would be very helpful if someone recovered from it replies.... Thanks...
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thank you both. I have had Brain MRI which clearly diagnosed cerebellar atrophy.
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Hi, can anyone tell me is cerebellar atrophy common due to gluten sensitivity?
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My doctor says that there is a strong chance that I may have celiac. If more test are required, the doctor will guide me soon because we have an appointment in 3 - 4 days.
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Hi, I'm 23 years old. I'm a patient of cerebellar atrophy and my gluten sensitivity tests have also come positive. My symptoms are really strong and I just want to ask if gluten free diets help and how much. When can I expect some improvement in my walking, vision, movements of hands and feet...