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3 doctors suspect celiac disease

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54 minutes ago, trents said:

What do you mean you may  have gotten glutened again? "my soup happened to have noodles in them." If the noodles were made of wheat, you did get glutened. Why did you eat it? Did you not see the noodles or not read the ingredients?

i did see them and they didnt say anything, i was also very hungry then out the blue i had this partial numbness feeling around my body.

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Was the soup labeled gluten free? Who is "they"?

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1 hour ago, trents said:

Was the soup labeled gluten free? Who is "they"?

The labeling was simple it just said chicken soup from a place called bristol farms

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So, are you trying to avoid gluten right now or are you still doing a gluten challenge?

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i want to avoid it but maybe having these encounters can better help me with my appointment tomorrow

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Very curious to see all the test results once they have come in.

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12 hours ago, mannybilly said:

i want to avoid it but maybe having these encounters can better help me with my appointment tomorrow

I fell like you are stuck in no man's land. Between not consuming enough gluten to produce valid test results but not willing to totally commit to a gluten free diet to see if your symptoms resolve.

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