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Default celiac disease getting better
i'm newly diagnosed with cd as of a month ago and been following a gluten free diet with no relief yet, how long does it take for you to get better? i've had terrible pain in my upper right side/rib area since may and finally got diagnosed. do these symptoms sound familiar to anyone and does anyone know how long it takes to get better on a gluten free diet?
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