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Going In Internist In Am.

Lisa

By Lisa
in Coping with Celiac Disease

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I have not posted for a while. I went into celiac disease overload....know what I mean?

After positive endoscopy result, I am now to meet with and internist in the morning.. I have several questions:

Symptoms of large hiatal hernia - differing from celiac disease?

Gastritis - same questions?

Multi-vitamines in gel-cap form?

What to take for headaches and other pains?

Safe Antacids. (went to a health food store and got a liquid multi-vit. suppliment, opened it up to look at it and almost lost my lunch on the upside.) YUCK. I just know it won't go down.

Are there any other questions that you folks think that I need to inquire about. Many of you have been there and would appreciate any input.

Lisa B.

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What to take for headaches and other pains?

Tylenol is gluten-free

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Scroll down to the bottem under Availability And Storage for the list of ingredients.

Lisa Mentor
Lisa
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Tylenol is gluten-free

Open Original Shared Link

Scroll down to the bottem under Availability And Storage for list of ingredients.

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Thanks Carrie for your info on Tylenol. That will help. I stopped that until I was totally assured that it was gluten-free.

Lisa B.

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