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Dehydration

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chuikov Newbie
chuikov
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I'm 35, and have not been officially diagnosed as celiac, but my 45 year old sister finally has - it took about 15 years for her and her doctors to figure it out. I have many of the same (the usual) symptoms - but not quite as bad.

Anyway, I am always dehydrated and drink water 3-4x more than other people. I'm not diabetic. This is cronic - not only when I have the loose stools.

Is it possible that my intestines ars so damaged after all these years of eating gluten that they don't absorb water properly?

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carriecraig Enthusiast
carriecraig
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I too drink a lot of water, and am always thirsty. I always just assumed that it was my asthma and allergy medication.

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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When I have a gluten reaction, I get very thirsty.

gymnastjlf Enthusiast
gymnastjlf
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I've been gluten-free for just over 4 months now, but I'm still extremely thirsty all the time. They want me to get tested for diabetes Insipidus . , since one of hte main symptoms of this disorder is excessive thirst and urination.

sneako Rookie
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I too am always dehydrated, my urine is always dark yellow, my mouth always dry, and I drink 5-6 liters of water a day.

chuikov Newbie
chuikov
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I too am always dehydrated, my urine is always dark yellow, my mouth always dry, and I drink 5-6 liters of water a day.

Exact same thing! I don't know where all that water goes.

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