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Has anyone suddenly developed problems with bread/gluten?

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GlutenLover · 08/08/2022 12:41

I love all things gluten as my name suggests but over the past month I've found that I'm developing very mild symptoms when I eat bread, particularly if I don't eat it with enough fat. I sometimes get the same with pasta. I start burping(thankfully quite quiet burps) and I sometimes feel as though the food is stuck and just sitting there even some hours after eating it. I

It's more irritating than anything. I have no other symptoms but I might have to stop eating bread and perhaps pasta if it continues.

So if you've experienced similar , was it a gluten intolerance or other issue? Did it resolve?

TIA

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GlutenLover · 08/08/2022 12:50

Also I'm a slow eater so it's not that I'm eating too quickly.

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LittleMy77 · 08/08/2022 13:02

Have you checked the ingredients? Asking as I had similar, and finally figured out it was due to soya being in the bread, and it wasn’t a gluten issue

Bread without its is fine- it’s getting more difficult to find tho as standard loaves from Tesco, Asda, Warbutons etc all have it in. Our local co-op bread doesn’t tho, so it’s either that or something like a Vogel loaf

pastabest · 08/08/2022 13:06

It's absolutely possible for the symptoms of coeliac disease to make themselves apparent at any time in life

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Thelnebriati · 08/08/2022 13:08

Yes, I'm waiting for an appointment to investigate the cause. In the meantime I'm avoiding gluten as much as possible but I've noticed that yeast plus wheat flour is a lot worse than just wheat flour.

pastabest · 08/08/2022 13:16

Thelnebriati · 08/08/2022 13:08

Yes, I'm waiting for an appointment to investigate the cause. In the meantime I'm avoiding gluten as much as possible but I've noticed that yeast plus wheat flour is a lot worse than just wheat flour.

If you are waiting to be tested for coeliac it's very important that you keep eating gluten in the run up to the blood tests otherwise you may get a false negative as the bloods may not show up the inflammation markers if you have been avoiding eating the thing that's causing the inflammation.

Thelnebriati · 08/08/2022 13:29

Thanks for the heads up, I've heard nothing from the hospital at all and had no idea.

justasking111 · 08/08/2022 13:31

Yep the menopause did for me gluten, lactose, caffeine 😭

GlutenLover · 08/08/2022 18:54

Thanks all. Interesting to hear about soya too. I think that I'll keep a food diary. I'm hoping that it isn't Coeliac and I don't have any other obvious symptoms but I think that I'll continue to monitor it for a while. The coating on my lemon and herb schnitzel tonight seemed to cause the same symptoms.

That sounds miserable, having to give up all of those" justasking111. Poor you. Flowers

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