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Celiac And Sleep


Moonlight-Magic

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Moonlight-Magic Newbie

Hi, I get a lot of sleep problems as well as issues with migraines. Whilst going gluten and lactose free pretty much stops my stomach issues I am still having problems with what feels like hypersomnia alternating with insomnia and migraine headaches. I am wondering if these issues are separate or connected and if anyone else has had similar issues?


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shadowicewolf Proficient

Before i went gluten free, i spent many a night (and one full night :blink: ) wide awake. Now i have no issues sleeping (yay!).

 

Have you tried being casein free?

bartfull Rising Star

It took a while, but after a month or so of being gluten-free I started sleeping like a baby after years and years of insomnia. Now I hardly ever have a sleepless night. If being gluten-free did nothing else for me, that alone would be worth it!

Smylinacha Apprentice

I still don't sleep well even after gluten free so I take Benadryl. It helps a little.

nvsmom Community Regular

I haven't had a real hard time falling asleep, but I take about 1 mg of melatonin and a Calme remedy at bedtime and I find I sleep very deeply.  a bit of mealtonin at bedtime might be something to consider to get you through this.

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