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Gluten Intolerance?
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Renee Radenberg - Child Nutrition, nutrition
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Gluten Intolerance?

by iuliamw, Jan 18, 2008 04:21PM
I am a 24 year old female who since I was in high school, I burp every day almost continually.  I can suppress to an extent but it makes me uncomfortable, and I cannot stop burping.  It only relieves me a tiny bit to burp - it feels like I am never getting the gas out.  Luckily, I don't vomit from this but once in a while.  I often have diarrhea and almost never am regular or don't feel bloated. . . Mostly the burping drives me crazy. . .  When this first was onset in high school, I went to my family dr., and they tried me on various acid reflux type meds. . . This was several years ago so I do not remember it all, but I do think I tried prevacid.  Those did nothing but frustrated me more.
Just the other day I heard that this might be a gluten intolerance and I am considering cutting glutens on a trial basis to see if I feel better.  My symptoms are pretty much daily, and I have learned to live with them but I'd rather not!

by Renee Radenberg, Jan 19, 2008 10:23AM
To: juliamw
If you are consuming drinks that are carbonated, such as sodas, you could be burping all the time. If you are not drinking sodas then, I suggest you go to a GI specialist and have tests done to see why and then you will be treated correctly for it.
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by iuliamw, Jan 18, 2008 05:20PM
To: iuliamw
P.S. - I am 5'8" and 170lbs.  thanks!
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