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Severe Knee Pain


faithforlife

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Im having severe knee pain. This is something I get every once in awhile. It makes me wonder if its caused by accidentally eating gluten. in my opinion I follow the diet quite rigidly. I do not have GI symptoms, so it is hard to guage whether Im following the diet. Im wanting to start a log about what I eat and the possible reactions. How many days would a reaction to gluten last? Or does it vary?


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I suppose it varies with the individual, but after I've been glutened, the joint pain lasts 4-5 days.

faithforlife Apprentice

Thanks. And by the way I just realized this evening I did accidentally eat gluten! Wow!

gluten free overseas Apprentice

Gluten and soy give me joint pain. Soy is in almost everything!!! :(

faithforlife Apprentice

Interesting. I did have soy as well.

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