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Loss of appetite


lhu7

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lhu7 Apprentice

I have been diagnosed with celiac for 3yrs. I have been doing pretty good overall. One thing that’s stumps me is that I am never really that hungry and nothing sounds good to me. I am a pretty picky eater because I don’t like fruits and most vegetables except for a few. 


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ItsHarley99 Newbie

Yes, I have the same issue when I first got diagnosed my stomach was so irritated I just didn't feel like eating, I lived off of rice lost a lot of weight. I was diagnosed about 8 years ago now and I still have days where I just don't feel like eating, I actually went a while without doing so, but nowadays I force myself to eat even if its just a little to stay healthy. But yes I understand exactly what you mean. 

trents Grand Master
  On 12/13/2021 at 12:35 AM, lhu7 said:

I have been diagnosed with celiac for 3yrs. I have been doing pretty good overall. One thing that’s stumps me is that I am never really that hungry and nothing sounds good to me. I am a pretty picky eater because I don’t like fruits and most vegetables except for a few. 

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Sometimes loss of appetite can be caused by vitamin deficiencies. I suggest you research this. Here are a couple of starter links:

https://www.livestrong.com/article/293798-vitamins-to-increase-the-appetite/

https://www.livestrong.com/article/385701-vitamin-d-loss-of-appetite/

Are you taking any supplements? Have you had any follow-up antibody testing or a follow-up endoscopy/biopsy to check for healing in the small bowel villi. After three years that should have happened by now. How committed are you to avoiding gluten?

lhu7 Apprentice
  On 12/13/2021 at 2:44 PM, trents said:

Sometimes loss of appetite can be caused by vitamin deficiencies. I suggest you research this. Here are a couple of starter links:

https://www.livestrong.com/article/293798-vitamins-to-increase-the-appetite/

https://www.livestrong.com/article/385701-vitamin-d-loss-of-appetite/

Are you taking any supplements? Have you had any follow-up antibody testing or a follow-up endoscopy/biopsy to check for healing in the small bowel villi. After three years that should have happened by now. How committed are you to avoiding gluten?

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Yes, I am taking a daily mulivitamin, Vitamin C, Vitamin D, magnesium, Quercetin, Acetyl Cysteine. I just had a re-checkup endoscopy and colonoscopy  in May and everything looks good except for my dischardides. I am very committed to avoiding gluten! 

trents Grand Master

I would suggest adding a gluten-free high potency B-complex to that mix.

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