msmoneypenny
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This is great, thank you for posting!!not sure if you can private message on tattle but if you can hmuI first ruled out being celiac through testing, however theres no straight forward test for non-celiac gluten sensitivity. I did a bunch of other tests, I believe they were blood tests, gene tests and stool tests that all pointed in this direction which is how I was 'diagnosed'. I wasn't testing for gluten sensitivity though, the tests I did were for other health issues but they came back indicating this which explained a lot of my health issues. I pretty much told my doctor my symptoms and said when I stopped eating gluten they went away, so that along with my tests is how I got 'diagnosed'. I think your best bet is to try a gluten free for 2 weeks and then introduce it back to see what happens. the link below shows how to do it.
diagnosis-of-ncgs
Diagnosis of non-coeliac gluten sensitivity (NCGS) requires assessment of improvement whilst following a gluten free diet, after coeliac disease and wheat allergy have been excluded.www.drschaer.com
Cutting out gluten is the best thing i ever did lol. GF diet seems trendy but it helps a lot of people out. I know this thread is about sarah so sorry about side tracking.
I am in the same boat as you, I get itchy eyes
Thank you for posting thisnot sure if you can private message on tattle but if you can hmu
diagnosis-of-ncgs
Diagnosis of non-coeliac gluten sensitivity (NCGS) requires assessment of improvement whilst following a gluten free diet, after coeliac disease and wheat allergy have been excluded.
Cutting out gluten is the best thing i ever did lol. GF diet seems trendy but it helps a lot of people out. I know this thread is about sarah so sorry about side tracking.
I get the same symptoms (plus sore joints) and am supposed to be GF for health issues. Sometimes I can get away with having a little bit every once in a while, but I always feel better without it.Do you mind if I pm to ask a couple of things?