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Reflux or intolerance


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aya Apprentice

Hi,

I would like to know how long after eating “forbidden” food do you  experience acid reflux. Is there any difference between gerd and intolerance in time leap between eating and experiencing reflux?

If I eat tomato and bread for example and get heartburn 5-10 hours later - is it more probable that I got it because of gerd related reflux caused by tomato or I should assume that this is because of gluten intolerance. 

 

Thank you,

Aya

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I used to get this within an hour of eating gluten, not always, but off and on depending on what I ate--bagels were a trigger. If you symptoms were caused by gluten sensitivity, they should go away after a few weeks on a GFD. Are you still gluten-free? 

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