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Has anyone done much research as to whether or not BP medicines can trigger gluten intolerance. I have been reading some on this topic and one study related to olsartan (sp) and other BP meds that ended in spartan. One of the one’s mentioned was Irbesartan which is what I had started taking right before I broke out in this DH rash. This week I asked my dr. To change my BP medicine and he did. However, what he changed me to is also one that they associate with gluten intolerance!!!!  I looked it up right after getting it from pharmacy. Would just like to hear if any of you have looked into this to see if BP medication can cause gluten intolerance????


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Do you by chance mean "Olmesartan"? We've done a couple of articles on this. It doesn't trigger celiac disease, but can cause villous atrophy, so that someone could be misdiagnosed with celiac disease:

 

 

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