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Bad Reaction!


CarolinaKip

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So, I made homemade pimento cheese. I had that with celery, baked chicken and my usual gluten-free soy free crackers. I started cramping up/I've been bloated since Christmas eve. After I had eaten this evening I started the bloat really bad with twisty gut pain, with pain up my back. So I know I'm reacting to something. Then my fingers begain to tingle and now my arms ache. I've never had my arms to ache, so I'm thinking heart attack. If I didn't have the arm pain, it would be a normal bloated, extreme painful reaction to something, usually gluten or soy. Do any of you have arm pain?


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CK, I certainly hope that you feel better soon and your symptoms are relived. :) Could you have the flu or sumfin'? But, if you are concerned about other issues, you might need to consult a doctor.

You posted this on the Sensitive Thread and hopefully someone will respond soon.

collgwg Contributor

oh you poor dear

i know just how you feel

i too am having a bad reaction and i figure its the gluten free bread i ate last night i looked at the ingredients and there is potato starch and yup i guess im still sensitive to nightshades potato tomato cyanne pepper eggplant

and i was so stupid i had some chocolate my body is hurting me real bad for it

my everything is swollen anyone remember nutty professer when he poofed up yea thats how i feel you name it i am swelling good greif this is nuts

i guess we just have to pump the water to us and hope it dosent last too long

do you keep a food journal i wonder if it was the cheese oh and i also had too much lactose yesterday

i am having back pain arm pain all over body pain all my joints ake and are so super swollen

eat your safe foods today and best of luck to ya

CarolinaKip Community Regular

I went to the DR and she took blood work. No heart attack, but perhaps reactions due to my celiac and food problems. That or I've been somewhat depressed and under a lot of stress!

I hope you feel better soon! Thanks to you both.

mushroom Proficient

I have had the arm pain, Carolina. It's a weird thing. I get it in my upper arms and in my wrists. Of course it is combined with bloating and tachycardia, and a pain in my head (not a headache) where I can't bear to have my head on the pillow because my head is pounding so much. For me it has been part of the pressure-on-the-vagus-nerve syndrome. Weird stuff.

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