Gluten free diet making me unwell
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A few months ago i had a colonoscopy and endoscopy due to q history of unexplained weight loss and stomach pains. The biopsies taken came back showing a evidence of gluten intolerance and the doctor said i might benefit from a gluten free diet and to trial this for 4 weeks and then return to see him. I am due back to see him next monday. I have done 3 weeks of gluten free and although the stomach cramps and bloating have subsided i have a whole lot of new pains and problems. I have felt unwell constantly for the last 2 weeks, i am constantly exhausted, experiencing headaches, feeling sick, low moods and anger, cold hands and feet and high heart rate 80% of the time at rest. Last night i experienced chest pains, fever, freezing cold but skin burning hot, migrane, and pins and needles in left arm and left leg. Theres symptoms gradually subsided through the night and today i feel achey. I have looked online to find connections between how i am feeling and a gluten free diet and some people say they have experienced the same as i but theres no reason. Other links said it could be low blood sugar or anaemia. Like i say i am at the doctors next monday but i was hoping someone else had experienced the same.
Thank you!!
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jenny19687 Theunwellblonde
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Theunwellblonde jenny19687
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Hi jenny19687 thank you for your reply. I was tested earlier this year for thyroid issues and results were normal. The past 3 times a Dr has taken my heart rate they have asked me if i have ran to the appointment because it is so high but non of them have offered info on what it could be just for me to keep an eye on it.
I don't know if this is connected to a gluten intolerance but it has got worse since not eating gluten.
I'm hoping the doctor on monday can help and give me some answers.
jenny19687 Theunwellblonde
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Hope you have the actual results rather than "you're results are fine". Different doctors treat different ranges.
deb50 Theunwellblonde
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A high heart rate wouldn't be left uninvestigated............keep an eye on it !!!!!!!
( re to your heart rate ) I'd change your doctor.