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Is Vomitting A Symptom Of Way Too Much Gluten?


breann6

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this weekend I went out of town to visit family (who btw are SO unsupportive of probable Celiac) and ate gluten overload....my grandma made my favorite cakes and i ate LOTS since it was kind of a mental thing of saying goodbye to my fav foods while there, anyway i ate mounds of gluten-y foods while there and had some minor stomach issues (aches and D) while there, mostly headaches,- and then last night I got super super nauseas then started vomitting then today had D from time i woke up till present... are those gluten overload symtpoms? if not maybe i need to worry about being sick two days before the biopsy?

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B:

If you are waiting until Wed. for your biopsy, perhaps you did your self a favor. Although you are in discomfort now, it may relate to your biopsy.

Please ask the endo guy/girl to take six to eight biopsys in various locations in your small intest. It will give you a better dx.

Although uncomfortable, keep eating gluten stuff, as it will show a more accurate test.

Let us know............ :)

sagemoon Newbie

Hey B,

That's how I react to gluten, I barf all night long. It always starts with belching, sometimes days before, then it progesses to food regurgitation, painful belly gas, and then I blow chow to wee in the early morning. Sure hope you have a good gastro. Good luck on Wednesday. - :P

Guhlia Rising Star

Ok, I have some good news for you... If you DO have celiac disease, you can get all those recipes of gluten-filled foods that your grandma makes and convert them to being gluten-free! I've had great success with making gluten free goodies from glutenous recipes. I simply sub a white rice flour blend for all-purpose flour. They almost always turn out tasting the same or very, very close.

6 parts white rice flour

2 parts potato starch flour

1 part tapioca starch

When baking I add approx. 3/4 tsp of xantham gum to each cup of flour blend.

So, no need to kiss the old goodies goodbye.

KaitiUSA Enthusiast

Some people do get that as a symptom. I usually just get nausea rather than vomiting

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