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My Problems When Glutened

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When I get glutened I have a lot of intestinal problems, the worst is like I have spasms in my colon and it makes me feel like I have to go to the bathroom all the time (poop). Some days it gets so bad, I don't know if I should spend the whole day in the bathroom or not. I work a customer service job and my anxieties really get me on those days, cause I don't know if I should run to the bathroom or if it is just some pain or gas. Do any of you feel this way when you get glutened? I feel like I am the only one with this very embarrassing problem.

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You're not the only one with this problem...I can totally relate. I'm new to the diet, but have had these issues twice in the past 2 weeks....twice I have been glutened. For me it lasts for like 5-6 hours at a time before something actually "happens" and I see relief. I was kept awake Saturday morning from this...every time I'd doze off, there it was, the feeling like I needed to run to the bathroom. I go in there, and gas, but that's it. An embarrassing enough problem if it happens during the day (at work)!!! I'd suggest really really looking at everything closely to keep from glutening yourself, but perhaps someone else that has been dealing with this has a solution to relieve it? I'm sure you and I would BOTH appreciate quicker relief!

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Any chance you could get a script for an anti-spasmodic, like Bentyl?

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