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Three Days!?!?!

IMWalt

By IMWalt
in Coping with Celiac Disease

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IMWalt
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On Tuesday I ate some suspect oatmeal. Bad cramps and gas started that afternoon. I figured I would be all better the next day, but it was not until today that I feel like my insides are back to normal.

When I first started eating gluten-free my symptoms went away quicker than that. I hope they don't last this long every time I get gluttoned!

Walt

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JNBunnie1 Community Regular
JNBunnie1
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On Tuesday I ate some suspect oatmeal. Bad cramps and gas started that afternoon. I figured I would be all better the next day, but it was not until today that I feel like my insides are back to normal.

When I first started eating gluten-free my symptoms went away quicker than that. I hope they don't last this long every time I get gluttoned!

Walt

My symptoms used to be a few days. Now it's a few weeks to a month. Oh well.

Adelle Enthusiast
Adelle
Posted

My symptoms last for 2 weeks!! You're lucky!

Fifi Newbie
Fifi
Posted

I try really really hard not to have to find out! :(

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Salem Rookie
Salem
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I'm sick for 3 days when I get gluttoned. In the good old days it was only 1 day if I binged on croissants.

GlutenGalAZ Enthusiast
GlutenGalAZ
Posted

When you go gluten free and your body heals you can react differently then you did in the past prior to being gluten free. From what I have read on here a lot of people say they react worse now then before and it can take days, weeks + to heal.

Hope you feel better. Good Luck

LuvMoosic4life Collaborator
LuvMoosic4life
Posted

what kind of oatmeal did you eat? most celaics cant tolerate them, even the gluten free kind sometimes. My problems all dissapeared after eliminating it, even though it was hhard :( I still want to try the gluten-free kind though.

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slmprofesseur
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Mine last about 3 days.... :( As for oatmeal, I pay the $6.99 for Bob's Red Mill, grown on dedicated fields. It also makes great oatmeal cookies...lol.

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