Sharke

I don't eat take-out, except for rarely this pizza place that offers gluten-free cauliflower. They get you to mention if it's an allergy, and I believe they make it in a completely different spot in the place. But could still happen, I'm sure. Though previous times I've had wheat, even by mistake, my body let me know loud and clear, shooting pains, headache...

I haven't, no, but I will definitely call my doctor and request some more blood work. Hopefully they can give me some kind of picture of where I am. Unfortunately, I am (or) was all my life, allergic to peanuts. Not sure anymore, but allergy tests are ridiculously expensive, so I am still adamant on avoiding them, not to mention I have no taste for them...

Well, I believe it's coming on 2 years since I was "diagnosed" with celiac. As I recall, this was before masks became a new body part. The memory of why I initially went to the doctor is hazy, but I assume it was unexplainable stomach pain. Bloodwork, a gastroscope and waste samples later, the assumption was celiac. Now then, as with most people...

I've yet to get some relief of the symptoms of my celiac. I still have most, if not more than when I was first diagnosed. I'm still losing weight (driving on 40 lbs (18.1437 kg) lost since April of this year. Constant hunger, feeling like my stomach is empty even though I just ate, headaches, muscle spasms, etc. I've only been hardcore adamant on...

Yeah, my upper arms and hands will twitch, sometimes uncontrollably. Also like said above, you need to have been eating gluten for a month or more for any tests to come back conclusive.

I was diagnosed with celiac earlier this year, and I can tell you that I have still, most of those symptoms. In fact, "Daily muscle fasciculations all over my body" has been one of my symptoms, but not until now have I thought it could be related to everything else. It does in fact seem you have a gluten intolerance, to be diagnosed you'll most likely...