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Tingling/numbness of face and limbs


Raquel2021

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Hello everyone,

I have been gluten free for 2 years.  Diagnosed in 2020. And since last August I have been experiencing numbness on my face/hard right side and also on my limbs. It comes and goes. Has anyone experienced anything like it? My labs showed last year my antibodies went back to normal on the gluten free diet.  Currently went dairy/eggs free and eating a nutritional dense diet but I am still experiencing those symptoms.  Waiting to see a neurologist now. Anyone else with these issues?


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1 hour ago, Raquel2021 said:

Hello everyone,

I have been gluten free for 2 years.  Diagnosed in 2020. And since last August I have been experiencing numbness on my face/hard right side and also on my limbs. It comes and goes. Has anyone experienced anything like it? My labs showed last year my antibodies went back to normal on the gluten free diet.  Currently went dairy/eggs free and eating a nutritional dense diet but I am still experiencing those symptoms.  Waiting to see a neurologist now. Anyone else with these issues?

Raquel 2021,  Has your Vitamin B-12 been checked lately?   Eve the low end of the safe level can be an issue for some of us.  I found that out last Friday.  

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11 hours ago, captaincrab55 said:

Raquel 2021,  Has your Vitamin B-12 been checked lately?   Eve the low end of the safe level can be an issue for some of us.  I found that out last Friday.  

Thank you. Just got it checked and it was 220 . Dr says that is still normal but I think is on the low end. 

11 hours ago, captaincrab55 said:

Thank you. Yes I have read about it. I hear in Europe 500 to 1300 is optimal range. Here in Canada I guess that's different. 

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2 minutes ago, Raquel2021 said:

Thank you. Just got it checked and it was 240 . Dr says that is still normal but I think is on the low end. 

Thank you. Yes I have read about it. I hear in Europe 500 to 1300 is optimal range. Here in Canada I guess that's different. 

 

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