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Stomach pains


Jo Ann Mac

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Jo Ann Mac Newbie

I have been troubled for years with my gut, the drs keep telling me it’s IBS, but the way I live my life is ridiculous there’s nowhere I go that I can’t access a toilet within 5mins if I need to! But recently things have changed a bit I still would get really bad  diarrhoea and cramps are now pounding in my chest. Yesterday I had breakfast a bowl of all bran (please remember I have yet been diagnosed) had no lunch around 4 o’clock I started to experience these cramps like never before unbearable I took 2 paracetamol that did take the edge off but only to come back with a hour or so later followed with the usual diarrhoea and then this vomiting, from then the pain has eased greatly but I’m exhausted! Is this similar to anything you have experienced?  


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Scott Adams Grand Master

Vomiting is a very common symptom of celiac disease:

 
Be sure to keep eating gluten until all tests for CD are completed or you may get false negative results. Hopefully you will be tested soon!

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