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Types Of Reaction

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Has anyone ever had one type of reaction to one type of gluten and another reaction to another type? Does that make any sense at all?

I think I was glutened last night and had severe stomach cramps. This morning D.

I purposely glutened a while back. My reaction was immediate DH. D the following day and for many days there after, along with foggy headedness.

Why one type of reaction one time and a different one the next?

Just FYI I am staying gluten free since the bad experience when I did it on purpose.

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Has anyone ever had one type of reaction to one type of gluten and another reaction to another type? Does that make any sense at all?

I think I was glutened last night and had severe stomach cramps. This morning D.

I purposely glutened a while back. My reaction was immediate DH. D the following day and for many days there after, along with foggy headedness.

Why one type of reaction one time and a different one the next?

Just FYI I am staying gluten free since the bad experience when I did it on purpose.

I definitely get different reactions. Sometimes I get the most awful awful awful stomach cramps...I feel like someone is stabbing me in the intestines and stomach. Those can last for hours too!

Other times I have just gotten D, headaches, and feel VERY lethargic for days. I have no idea why sometimes I get those awful cramps. They are just dreadful. I have not purposely consumed gluten, so any of my "glutenings" have been some kind of cross contamination from eating out or from a product that produces gluten on the same lines (Frito Lay for example). Obviously I am very sensitive!

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