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OregonDonna

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  1. OregonDonna
    Oh, my mistake for thinking you were new to the gluten-free thing. I'm not sure whether they will approve my response by telling you Fluocinonide gel will work well for your OLP. I apply it with a QTip twice a day after brushing my teeth and I can't live without it. I sympathize with your non-ending autoimmune issues as I suffer from many as well. Fibromyalgia...
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    I used the magic mouthwash but have had better results with a steroid gel. My clinic was always out and I got tired of chasing after it. Got the steroid gel from my ENT doc. Works well. I'm almost 3 years gluten free after Celiac diagnosis and my dry eyes and mouth have gotten much better over time. I still use eye drops twice a day. Be patient. Losing the...
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    I suffered with unexplained vertigo for almost 3 years before being diagnosed with Celiac. They thought I had BPPV but PT did not help. They finally gave up and I was just suffering. I had anemia and low bone density. I decided to research on my own and found research done in Japan. Large study group with unexplained vertigo had one commonality~vitamin deficiencies...
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    Belly pain can be caused by a plethora of things. You did not mention a visit to your doctor? I'd see one before self diagnosing. Could be something easily fixed like gallbladder issues.
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    YES! Always read the labels! Thank you for that.
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    You can pretty much Google any food product and ask the question. It's been a God send for me being able to search information on everything I put in my mouth.
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    TTG IgA for me was 218 (twice). Negative biopsy. Positive for one genetic marker. It's extremely confusing, my gastro did not give me the 'stamp' either. But the nutritionist I saw said I was Celiac and never consume gluten again. She was the most helpful of any of the docs I saw in convincing me I had the disease and to be my own best advocate. But I was...
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    The process can be very confusing. So can the results. I had a TTG IgA of 218, negative biopsy, positive for one of two genetic markers. No official diagnosis of Celiac, but the nutritionist I saw said I could never eat gluten again. It's been almost one year being gluten free and have only been 'glutened' once. It made me so sick that I knew then she was...
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    My test results are extremely confusing and I do not have an official diagnosis of Celiac. My blood test (Igg/Iga) was 210, well above normal on both. My biopsy was negative but I was positive for one of two genetic markers. My gastroenterologist did not diagnose me as Celiac but the nutritionist they sent me to said "oh absolutely" and put me on a gluten...
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