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Celiac Disease and the Sleeve

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I got the sleeve because my mom had celiac and doc thought it was my best option. It's what I wanted anyhow. I think I'm in first stages of celiac but don't have any info for you.

Yes Catherine, that was a main concern along with others. I've had Rheumatoid Arthritis and couldn't take the meds should I ever need them again in the future, if I had the RNY. I had no interest in RNY, it was either sleeve or a long lifetime of major dieting.

I've had wheat and milk sensitivities for years. It wasn't until after the sleeve that we (my doc and I) realized that I have celiac. I had chronic diarrhea and abdominal pain since surgery. It was the gluten in my food. I've stopped eating all gluten and my other intolerances and I have improved greatly.

My surgery was August 20, 2009. I've lost 90 pounds since then and 110 since the start of the process.

Bewitched, you've done great with your Sleeve. 90 POUNDS!!!! Way to work it.

lee i also have RA, i am still in the thinking i want surgery phase.... what medications do you take for your RA post sleeve? did the doctor have any concerns with you and your drug regimen? thanks kelly

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Hello. I am in the process of scheduling the sleeve. I have celiac sprue as well as soy and nut allergies and am concerned because the high protein drinks required after surgery contain soy and wheat. Any ideas on alternatives?

Thank you!

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I haven't had any issues with gluten in proterin drinks, and the pre-mixed drinks typically have the allergens listed, Have you looked an Unjury products? I really like them...they are not as sweet as others. You can order a sample pack from thier website. Also, I am using Worldwide Protein shakes, and I don't believe they contain soy. I'm sure you'll find the products you need. The websites usually have good infomration about the products.

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Hello. I am in the process of scheduling the sleeve. I have celiac sprue as well as soy and nut allergies and am concerned because the high Protein drinks required after surgery contain soy and wheat. Any ideas on alternatives?

Thank you!

I have not looked to far into them but there are also protien powders made from egg whites. Good luck

I have Celiacs and my surgery will be in dec. The only problem I have had so far is that many of the protein shakes have gluten in them. The muscle milk products are gluten free and lactose free they are great

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I'm so happy for you that your Celiac was diagnosed. There's nothing worse than the chronic diarrhea and feeling generally pretty awful. I've been on the gluten free diet for seven years and am doing great. Well, maybe a little too great--but the sleeve will help with that!!!

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I am scheduled in June for surgery and wondering of those out there with Celiac, have you had trouble getting enough foods with proteins or with gluten free diets since the surgery?

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I am scheduled in June for surgery and wondering of those out there with Celiac, have you had trouble getting enough foods with proteins or with gluten free diets since the surgery?

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