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Thanks, @knitty kitty. I've been tested and don't have it, but there is certainly something odd going on. If I get indigestion that can set off palpitations, my sister has that too. -
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Can Celiac disease be related to Interstitial Cystitis.
Well, @mswhis I too have IBS, and I think bloating has a similar effect to constipation. Any changes that can lessen that internal pressure should help. Do you have pain in your sacroiliac region, or along the pudendal nerve? I have that. But it does seem to be a lot better now than it was several years ago when I first started the gluten-free diet. -
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Nope. My life would have been better without gluten. Unfortunately I was in denial until 63 years old. I was a colicky baby. Should have started gluten free then but in 1951 you just outgrew it. But really you don't. They convince you that there is something wrong with you, instead of there is something wrong with the food they sell. -
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Only if symptoms occur? But what if your son is a silent celiac? And let him eat once in a while? How often is once in a while? And if only very occasionally, what is the benefit of it from a carb standpoint? There is some inconsistency here. And if more often than occasionally, it will do damage to his small bowel lining that will eventually cause health... -
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@trents I really appreciate your valuable feedback, absolutabsolutely's health is my utmost priority as a parent and i will do whatever it will take me to, i m not in denial mode at all, i m just not getting that why doctor has no answers of my questions. Doctors here behind me to do endoscopy to confirm, if it's very high than normal then why they are...
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Thanks, @knitty kitty. I've been tested and don't have it, but there is certainly something odd going on. If I get indigestion that can set off palpitations, my sister has that too. -
Well, @mswhis I too have IBS, and I think bloating has a similar effect to constipation. Any changes that can lessen that internal pressure should help. Do you have pain in your sacroiliac region, or along the pudendal nerve? I have that. But it does seem to be a lot better now than it was several years ago when I first started the gluten-free diet.
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By Wheatwacked · Posted
Nope. My life would have been better without gluten. Unfortunately I was in denial until 63 years old. I was a colicky baby. Should have started gluten free then but in 1951 you just outgrew it. But really you don't. They convince you that there is something wrong with you, instead of there is something wrong with the food they sell. -
Only if symptoms occur? But what if your son is a silent celiac? And let him eat once in a while? How often is once in a while? And if only very occasionally, what is the benefit of it from a carb standpoint? There is some inconsistency here. And if more often than occasionally, it will do damage to his small bowel lining that will eventually cause health deterioration. And it is also true that once you begin to withdraw gluten you become more sensitive to gluten exposure when it happens and it can even make you quite ill, like nausea and vomiting. You lose tolerance for it. I don't think any of the leaders on this forum who have lived with celiac disease for years and learned about it for years would advice occasional indulgence in gluten for anyone who has celiac disease. Just some things for you to think about but I think you will do what you want to do.
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@trents I really appreciate your valuable feedback, absolutabsolutely's health is my utmost priority as a parent and i will do whatever it will take me to, i m not in denial mode at all, i m just not getting that why doctor has no answers of my questions. Doctors here behind me to do endoscopy to confirm, if it's very high than normal then why they are behind me to test. Even his physician here said let him eat once in a while, and will respect him only if symptoms occur. So whole process has made me upset. But will keep your feedback in mind. Thank you very much.
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