Nerve pain
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Nerve pain
Hello everyone,Does anyone get nerve pain with this crap that we have LOL sorry. Im still learning boy its alot. Take care all.
Hi Granny,
I'm not sure what you mean by nerve pain, but gluten can cross the blood/brain barrier, and cause neurological symptoms. Several of us, myself included, have peripheral neuropathy, which can cause symptoms such as lowered nerve sensitivities in the feet, lower legs, hands, etc., (including the loss of, or reduction in the ability to feel pain, heat, cold, etc.), loss of reflexes, numbness, tingling, sudden sharp pain, or burning sensation, for no apparent reason, balance issues, etc.
A Mags mentioned, many of us have had the symptoms of fibromyalgia while our MC was active, though the symptoms usually resolve, once the symptoms of MC are controlled. Also, many people with MC experience lower back pain.
Tex
I'm not sure what you mean by nerve pain, but gluten can cross the blood/brain barrier, and cause neurological symptoms. Several of us, myself included, have peripheral neuropathy, which can cause symptoms such as lowered nerve sensitivities in the feet, lower legs, hands, etc., (including the loss of, or reduction in the ability to feel pain, heat, cold, etc.), loss of reflexes, numbness, tingling, sudden sharp pain, or burning sensation, for no apparent reason, balance issues, etc.
A Mags mentioned, many of us have had the symptoms of fibromyalgia while our MC was active, though the symptoms usually resolve, once the symptoms of MC are controlled. Also, many people with MC experience lower back pain.
Tex
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