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Sassy



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PostPosted: Fri Nov 19, 2004 8:18 am    Post subject: Gastric Bypass Reply with quote

Hi, I am on the odd end of Celiacs. I have had it for so long and it was misdiagnosed for years as most people are but after losing a lot of weight I started to gain a lot of weight. Embarassed My office has been the restroom for a few years now. I just cant lose the weight though. Being diabetic and celiac is really hard. One or the other usually suffers..... I was wondering has anyone had that surgery... Gastric Bypass... would it help Celiacs? Question Maybe I am grasping at straws but if they bypass the small intestine then wouldn't you be able to eat small amounts of gluten? Twisted Evil Sassy Question
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aklap



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PostPosted: Sat Nov 20, 2004 3:15 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Hi Sassy,

Hmmm, interesting question. I don't know much about the Gastric Bypass...but if your body does not tolerate gluten...I don't think it matters. A GF diet is a zero tolerance diet. Unlike a diabetic diet - where you can balance things out if need be - there is no balancing gluten.

You said one or the other (disease) usually suffers...why do you say that...can you give an example??
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Sassy



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PostPosted: Sun Nov 21, 2004 1:30 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

it seems that if I find something to eat it either hurts my diabetes or has gluten.. the same thing over and over is boring.... plus here lately my lip is swelling not daffy duck like I have had a couple times but just a little and my face hurts bad today or atleast the left side... dizzy when standing or sitting up..... lost my insurance so now I am really on my own or the ER.... ughhh..... Crying or Very sad
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PostPosted: Sun Nov 21, 2004 5:58 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Sassy wrote:
it seems that if I find something to eat it either hurts my diabetes or has gluten.. the same thing over and over is boring.... plus here lately my lip is swelling not daffy duck like I have had a couple times but just a little and my face hurts bad today or atleast the left side... dizzy when standing or sitting up..... lost my insurance so now I am really on my own or the ER.... ughhh..... Crying or Very sad


Sorry to hear that. The swelling part sounds kind of scary. Do you have trouble breathing along with that?? Maybe you are having an anaphaxic reaction to something. Which is not something to mess around with - as I'm sure you know. Do you know what you ate that caused that? It's possible you maybe reacting to other foods besides gluten. Soy, dairy, peanuts, shellfish. It's very common for celiac's to react to other foods...many times dairy.

It might be best if you strip back your diet to fresh fruits & veggies, plain meats, chicken to see if you start to feel better. You might want to keep a food diary to help sort all that out. It's difficult, but can be very helpful.

Good luck!! I hope things start to turn around!!
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