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  1. AnnaNZ started following Could it be? Next steps? , Frequent Belching continues despite being 10 mo. Gluten free and Genetic Testing for DQ2.5, DQ2.2, DQ7.5, DQ8?! Provider HELP!
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    Hi MJ I wonder if you will read this 3 years on... did your burping ever cease? Did you figure it out?
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    Hi 'ConfusedCelic'. I was very interested to read your post and the letter from Prof. Federico Biagi you linked to. Blown away actually! I am DQ7.5. I tested sero-negative for Celiac 10 days AFTER giving up gluten (August 2023) when I knew very little about this topic. I now know a whole lot. I am not game to do a gluten challenge. My body is still ...
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    Trents and ceebee1807, which of your liver enzymes were elevated? Did they stay elevated long-term or did they fluctuate?
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    Hello there. I think the restoration of hair colour is due to the replenishment of vitamins/minerals rather than just giving up gluten. Perhaps you need to get those levels checked? (from another-but-older green eyed mama 🙂
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    I started greying in my 40s, gave up gluten in September 2023 aged 59, have taken courses of Vitamin D, B complex and zinc and my completely grey hair has started to regenerate dark brown. Real visible proof of malabsorption.
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    Hi guys. Sorry I fell off the radar for a while. It has been a bit of a crazy time. I will give you an update. I am not even sure I can remember everything that has happened... (I am keeping a comprehensive diary though.) I am now taking a multivitamin, 1000 IU Vitamin D 4 times per day, Histagest-DAO in the morning with a probiotic pill. (All prescribed...
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    Hmmm, I would not have thought that breakfast was healthy...
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    Thanks Knitty Kitty. One issue I have is no diagnosis so it's hard to know how far I go down this path until I get one. I saw my GP on Thursday and we have agreed to proceed with the gluten challenge. I was hoping to get rid of my pain before that happened. The throat tightening has made me nervous about doing a gluten challenge too. I have taken 1 x...
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    Fats vs carbs - the pain usually starts late morning - I guess that relates to breakfast? I have some kind of rice-based bread for breakfast. lemon and ginger tea. The GP and GE seem to be happy with my gallbladder. (Burping is much reduced, no more heartburn.)
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    Hi. My joint pain is negligible now which is good. I usually start with under the rib pain late morning. And sometimes I have abdominal cramps in front. Sometimes gurgling noises in my throat and sometimes feeling like it is tight in my oesophagus.
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    Hi Trent. What I mean is, is that part of the healing after giving up gluten? As opposed to one of the foods I am currently eating giving me further trouble.
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    Wow! That is a long sad story (with a happier ending). It is great that you are on this forum to inspire people on! Did you get a biopsy in the end or had you had enough of the medical system? Would it be safe for me to assume that if my lower intestine is fine and I have no bloating, then the pain is to be expected rather than due to a particular...
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    Thanks a lot for the advice!! Funnily enough I happened to drink ginger ale for the first time in decades 3 nights ago! What I haven't been able to figure out it, is the pain to be expected no matter what I eat, just a fact of a damaged gut that needs to get better or is the pain because of what I am eating that particular day. Most mornings there is...
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    OK thanks Russ.
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    That is really interesting Wheatwacked! Thank you. I am off to bed now but I will look into this further tomorrow.
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