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Mouthwash Has Gluten In It

iamsarar

By iamsarar
in Coping with Celiac Disease

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norahsmommy Enthusiast
norahsmommy
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WHAT! Damn it! Sorry, I am just miffed. I have been having the most horrid, tear inducing heartburn. I feel like I have some sort of ulcer or giant sore in there that is buring its way through my esophogas. I have been trying to figure out the source of my glutening and wondering if this is even a symptom of glutening or if I just have some sort of horrible problem. I use this mouth was every day! I can't get away from gluten for long!

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I have stopped using it and all my symptoms have gone away!

dilettantesteph Collaborator
dilettantesteph
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I have stopped using it and all my symptoms have gone away!

Good for you. Thank you for sharing. I'll need to store this info away in my brain.

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julandjo
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I have stopped using it and all my symptoms have gone away!

Ditto. The joint pain, gut pain, heartburn and anxiety that cropped up "out of nowhere" and had me so bummed, is quickly fading away! Stupid freaking mouthwash - this has made me so angry! I'm just so glad I read this thread; I was at the point of cutting another food out to try to figure this out!

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