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Can Being Glutened Cause A Rash?


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neil Newbie

I was diagnosed with celiac disease about 2 months ago. I've been on a gluten-free diet for the last 3 weeks. This weekend I've come out in a rash over my hands, arms, neck and scalp. I'm wondering if this may be the result of being glutened. It fits the description of Dermatitis Herpetiformis very well.

I was one of the "lucky" ones that didn't have any symptoms prior to my diagnosis apart from anemia, so I don't know what to expect when I do get glutened.


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Ursa Major Collaborator

Yes, getting a rash when glutened is quite common, it sure happens to me.

darlindeb25 Collaborator

Most definitely. I get hives when wheat touches my body, like in shampoo or something. Many of us get rashes from being glutened too, it's very normal. Deb

Guest nini

YES YES YES YES YES

that was one of my first symptoms as a child, rashes all the time, when I went gluten-free, the rash over my entire face and upper body dissappeared. Anytime wheat touches my daughter's skin she breaks out in hives...

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I was diagnosed with celiac disease about 2 months ago. I've been on a gluten-free diet for the last 3 weeks. This weekend I've come out in a rash over my hands, arms, neck and scalp. I'm wondering if this may be the result of being glutened. It fits the description of Dermatitis Herpetiformis very well.

I was one of the "lucky" ones that didn't have any symptoms prior to my diagnosis apart from anemia, so I don't know what to expect when I do get glutened.

Yea this is most likely from gluten. Be sure to check out the DH section of the board and also watch out for iodine.

CarlaB Enthusiast

I get a rash, too.

neil Newbie

Thanks guys. Guess I'll just have to put up with it until it's gone. Hopefully it will disappear of its own accord over the next day or two.

I think I have PF Chang's to thank for getting glutened even though I ordered off the gluten-free menu.


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