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BOWELS constipation

Found out after seeing many doctors and most recently a colo rectal surgeon that my lrge intestine was suffering due to two things. FOOD ALERGIES. (primarilyy gluten intollerance). Second thing: thyroid problems caused the intestine to suffer even MORE with acute constipation. WOW !Sure wished I had known this YEARS AGO. WHY?? Because I found out when it was too late, (Now my large intestine is dead and apparently needs to be removed!!!)  If I had been properly tested for gluten intollerance and thyroid problems much earlier, I could have saved my bowels thru diet! But instead I ate gluten, not knowing my body was allergic and the constipation became more severe.  A specialist I saw many many yrs ago said to "Do whatever worked" for the chronic constipation- So I Did. For 15 years I used LARGE at home enema bags to get my bowels to move. Now here I am at age 51 with a LRGE INTESTINE that has to be surgically removed. It is called COLONIC INERTIA. MY ADVICE??? Contact a reputable medical lab (such as Enterolab) where they will send you a kit (for a fee) and you will send them a (well secured) stool sample and they will find out FOR SURE if you are gluten intollerant or have a "possiblity" to be gluten intollerant. WHY a lab? Because blood tests SPECIFICALLY for gluten intollerance (Celiac disease) are very sporadic and not nearly as concise/acurate or reliable. My docotor said to read book called "Dangerous Grains.
 Wished I had read it earlier. Could have saved me. playwithyourkids@q.com

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Larissalle

BEFORE YOU DO SURGERY, GET YOUR VITAMIN D LEVEL CHECKED.  Many people have incredible food allergies due to vitamin D deficiency.  If you are vitamin D deficient, your doctor needs to get you onto megadoses immediately.  You may have a chance at saving your intestines if you do this.  Since you have celiac disease, have your doctor contact one of the vitamin D scientists/specialists listed on my profile to find out how to best get vitamin D into your system and if you should be tested more often than others to check if you are absorbing the D at all.  Celiac disease can lessen your ability to do so.

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