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Does Itching With No Rash When Glutened Mean Dh?


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I recently when gluten-free (3 weeks ago) when I last went to my doc. Was talking about an ongoing itch problem. Localized, only on my shins, and it seemed unrelated to any lotions, clothes, detergent, I was using. I had no rash, and the skin would only get red and inflamed if I had to go to scratching it (duh). It has subsided since going Gluten Free. Is this DH, or a milder form, or am I just crazy?


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I recently when gluten-free (3 weeks ago) when I last went to my doc. Was talking about an ongoing itch problem. Localized, only on my shins, and it seemed unrelated to any lotions, clothes, detergent, I was using. I had no rash, and the skin would only get red and inflamed if I had to go to scratching it (duh). It has subsided since going Gluten Free. Is this DH, or a milder form, or am I just crazy?

I don't know abjout your itching but I have a problem with my arms. I feel like little pins being stuck into the top of them most of the time.

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