what are the symptoms to Celiac disease?
July 24th, 2010 | 
Author: I’ve been having a lot of well embarrassing problems with constipation for the past two months, and after visiting a GI doctor today she wants to test me for Celiac disease, does anyone know the symptoms?
Gastrointestinal issues of fat malabsorption include diarrhea, funky gas/ flatulence , abdominal bloating, **you look pregnant** and increased amounts of fat in the stool-your pooh will float. The unabsorbed fat is broken down by your intestines bacteria into fatty acids, and these fatty acids promote secretion of water into the intestine, resulting in diarrhea. Big fat floaty stools, excess water swishing sounds in your gut; you sound like a watermelon. Your body isn’t getting enough calcium to the bones; you lose bone density and are prone to more cavities; broken bones & bone breaks as time goes on; osteoporosis.
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4 Responses to “what are the symptoms to Celiac disease?”
Constipation, tiredness, stomach pain, bloating, and gas.
It took me half a year before my doctor could nail down Celiac. OMG IT HURT. I was having the worst stomachaches you could imagine.
God Bless!
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have celiac
Gastrointestinal issues of fat malabsorption include diarrhea, funky gas/ flatulence , abdominal bloating, **you look pregnant** and increased amounts of fat in the stool-your pooh will float. The unabsorbed fat is broken down by your intestines bacteria into fatty acids, and these fatty acids promote secretion of water into the intestine, resulting in diarrhea. Big fat floaty stools, excess water swishing sounds in your gut; you sound like a watermelon. Your body isn’t getting enough calcium to the bones; you lose bone density and are prone to more cavities; broken bones & bone breaks as time goes on; osteoporosis.
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Google is your friend.
http://health.lifestyle.yahoo.ca/condition_info_details.asp?disease_id=144
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most common symptoms are abdominal pain, bloating, constipation, weight loss.
Check out http://www.gluten-free-for-life.com to learn more.
My son has celiac and we have made this web site as an informational tool for other celiacs or potential celiacs. Its his story about his symptoms, diagnosis and how he eats gluten free.
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