Is it useful for me to test at Enterolab?

[sonja]

Dear all,

I have Lc since 2010 and I am in remission since I did the elimination diet in 2016, what took about one year.
I think I know all of my triggers, but very often I get problems with my joints, what is a sign I ate something wrong, but I don't manage to find out what it is exactly.
I was treated for helicobacter pylori two times, but kept my reflux problems. Recently I discontinued my daily white wine and I eat early, what helps against my reflux. But I still have problems with my voice (since some months) and I want that to disappear, because I am a singer in two choirs.
And I got skin rash, what seems to disappear after antihistamin tablets. So I conclude that this skin problem is caused by an allergic reaction, but don't know the cause.
when I still drunk whine, I blamed that most of the time when I had a joint problem, but now I am 'clean' and still have joints problems, which comes and goes.

I wonder if all this things are related to my LC, I think so. (The good news is that the WD disappeared.)
I have now to decide: should I go back to a very limited diet again and reintroduce foods again or is it a good idea to order a Enterolab testing and know for once and always my triggers?
And I wonder: if I test high on something is it possible that I can eat (try it again) this food in the future? Because I also feel the need to try some things again, like coffee.
I would like to hear your opinion. Maybe there were people in the same situation like me and decided to test and was this helpful?

One other thing: I still are om HRT and I am thinking about discontinuing this. My doctor wants this and will help me with a homeopathic medicine. Maybe this hormons prevent me to go really in remission. What do you think?

Thank you
Sonja

[tex]

Here's what happened to me: at first my EnteroLab test results showed that I was not sensitive to soy, but after seven or eight years, I began to react to peanuts, so I ordered another EnteroLab test. The results showed that I was now sensitive to soy.

Tex

[sonja]

Thank you Tex.
Maybe that means that there is always a possibility to develop new intolerances in the future. I wonder if testing now, will help me really further.
Sonja