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Lynayah

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  1. Do NOT think you are cured. Coeliac is a lifetime thing, like diabetes. Just because the damage is healed, doesn't mean it's all hunky dorey again. Brain fog is a common symptom of accidentally getting "glutened".

    Research has shown that the life expectancy of coeliac patients is directly proportionate to their adherence to a 100% gluten free diet - in other words, if you eat gluten, you lose years off your life. Want that? I don't think so.

    There is a lot of ignorance about coeliac disease, even in the medical profession. Change your doctor, go to one that knows what they are talking about.

    I am new here. Reading this: " if you eat gluten, you lose years off your life. Want that? I don't think so."

    This frightens me. I am eating gluten every day while waiting to get in for a test at University of Chicago. I have been symptomatic for many years (without my realizing what was possibly going on of course).

    Does this mean that I have seriously shortened my life because I did not get a diagnosis earlier?

    I am in tears.

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