cc284
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Yes, I would get it tested. It sounds like it. When I was in the hospital they could tell me it‘s gout. I changed my diet. Not too much meat. I was worried because of my weight loss from gluten free. I never had it again.
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Thank you so much for sharing. Yes, definitely. I am sure it was because of vitamin deficiencies. But I think the reason was because of the intestinal permeability that vitamins could not be absorbed properly. It took a long time that my digestion has improved again.
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I think you are on the right track. The AIP diet will definitely help you. You have to stop eating gluten free processed food and stick to a healthy whole food diet. It is really not easy because you have to cook everyday. My food diary also helped me to eliminate food that I couldn’t tolerate. I have read that probiotics can definitely help. I never took t...
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Thank you for writing and the information. I wanted to wait a little longer but decided to update and tell about the current condition. Perhaps it is also helpful to you. November 2022: Everything is almost back to normal. I have almost no symptoms anymore. The last thing that was still missing was stool consistency. Finally I have normal stool every day...
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Thank you. This is very interesting but unfortunately also frustrating.
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Yes, thank you that‘s a great advice. I wanted to do a vitamin deficiency test to check if there is anything abnormal. Iron and B12 levels are normal.The rest has not been tested yet. But I have also read that the vitamin tests are not always accurate.
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There are other options, but unfortunately no celiac specialists in my area. For me, it's also clear that I don't want to do a gluten challenge anytime soon.
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Yes, it‘s so frustrating. My family doctor doesn‘t know anything about celiac disease. My gastroenterologist is also not a celiac specialist. I also always felt like he sees me as a colitis patient. He always said at the beginning that the whole thing has nothing at all to do with nutrition. Only after I told him about my celiac family, he became suspicious. Wh...
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Yes, exactly. I‘ve never had an endoscopy. He said we should do a blood antibody test for celiac disease. And only with a positive antibody result we will do an endoscopy. Yes, I have also heard that the preparing is much longer. He told me two weeks would be enough for it.
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Thank you so much for your fast reply. My doctor told me it‘s 99:9% unlikely that I can develop celiac disease. I‘ve read about people had negative celiac genes but still were positive with an endoscopy. So yes, I take his words not quite so seriously. I had a celiac antibody test in 2016. it was negative. But my doctor didn‘t tell me that I had to eat w...
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Long version : I‘m 38 years old and had the same symptoms for almost ten years. Steatorrhea and soft stool. Sometimes mixed with blood once a month. No abdominal pain. No diarrhea or bowel urgency. Symptoms were mild and mostly constant. No signs of flare ups and remissions. I never had a normal Bristol stool for the last ten years. Fatigue, brain f...
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Hello, I‘m a long time reader of this forum and would first like to thank everyone involved here. This forum has helped me tremendously. I would like to share my experience in the last 8 months. Perhaps this will also be helpful. And I still have many questions and am very grateful for any help. My diet is still very restricted to this day. Everything i...