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Rick

By Rick
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does any one here ever had troubles with there stomach getting hot i mean real hot down to my belt line to my chest and back.sometimes i put a cold rag on it and it will cool down.and sometimes i can have the cold rag on all night.im a white male 55- 57- 190 .my doctor said that i had celiac and put me on a gluten diet when i take my meds im ok and eat right but the hot tummy wont go away.any body that has this problem please reply.thanks.Rick :(

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You don't say how long you've been gluten-free Rick but when diagnosed with celiac disease my hubby used to suffer with burning pain around his navel area (it also felt hot to touch!)

Slowly over a number of weeks once gluten-free this burning pain went away (presumably as inflammation went down)

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I used to have a very inflamed stomach, which lasted still for several weeks after going gluten-free. The thing that helped heal that inflammation and calm my stomach was a homeopathic remedy called 'sepia'. You find it in any health food store. I used to take six pellets several times a day.

Now I use it when glutened, to calm stomach cramps. It works better than anything else I've tried, and has no side effects at all.

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You don't say how long you've been gluten-free Rick but when diagnosed with celiac disease my hubby used to suffer with burning pain around his navel area (it also felt hot to touch!)

Slowly over a number of weeks once gluten-free this burning pain went away (presumably as inflammation went down)

:)

i have been gluten free for over six weeks.Rick

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I used to have a very inflamed stomach, which lasted still for several weeks after going gluten-free. The thing that helped heal that inflammation and calm my stomach was a homeopathic remedy called 'sepia'. You find it in any health food store. I used to take six pellets several times a day.

Now I use it when glutened, to calm stomach cramps. It works better than anything else I've tried, and has no side effects at all.

i will have to pick some of those pellets up next time im at the health store.thanks rick

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