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A lot of celiacs cannot handle dairy and sometimes other foods, because celiac disease damages the intestinal lining, causing overall havoc. So you haven't been tested at all for celiac disease? Overall if being gluten, dairy and soy free makes you feel better then definitely do it. It is quite likely that you actually have celiac disease, and the food intolerances came along as the intestinal damage got worse. Without testing, there is no way to prove that, and you can't be properly tested if you are not currently eating a gluten-filled diet. But if you eat a very strict GF diet, after a while you may be able to add dairy or soy back into your diet and be able to tolerate it once your gut has healed up.

Welcome to the forum, KBMC! If you post this post as a new forum topic you will probably get more replies because the blogs aren't as visible to everyone.

A lot of celiacs cannot handle dairy and sometimes other foods, because celiac disease damages the intestinal lining, causing overall havoc. So you haven't been tested at all for celiac disease? Overall if being gluten, dairy and soy free makes you feel better then definitely do it. It is quite likely that you actually have celiac disease, and the food intolerances came along as the intestinal damage got worse. Without testing, there is no way to prove that, and you can't be properly tested if you are not currently eating a gluten-filled diet. But if you eat a very strict gluten-free diet, after a while you may be able to add dairy or soy back into your diet and be able to tolerate it once your gut has healed up.

Thank you so much for the info. This is a hard adjustment for me and when I eat the wrong things I am so sick it effects my life. I am going to talk to my doctor about getting tested though.Thank you Blessings to you!!!!