View Poll Results: Tummy troubles and MS (multiple choice allowed)
I have tummy troubles in or out of flare. MD said not related to MS. 3 37.50%
I have tummy troubles in or out of flare. MD said not related to MS.
3 37.50%
I have tummy trouble in or out of flare and didnt report it to MD. It cant be related, can it? 5 62.50%
I have tummy trouble in or out of flare and didnt report it to MD. It cant be related, can it?
5 62.50%
My tummy seems much worse around a flare, but MD said not MS 0 0%
My tummy seems much worse around a flare, but MD said not MS
0 0%
My tummy is much worse around a flare, but I didnt report it to MD. 0 0%
My tummy is much worse around a flare, but I didnt report it to MD.
0 0%
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Old 03-11-2011, 05:30 PM #18
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This paper was just published on The Gluten File, on Facebook.

I thought it might be useful on this thread.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21385364

It concerns the incidence of gluten intolerance in MS patients...which is :
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CONCLUSIONS: We have found an increased prevalence of CD in 8 of the 72 MS patients (11.1%) and also in their first-degree relatives (23/126 [32%]). Therefore, increased efforts aimed at the early detection and dietary treatment of CD, among antibody-positive MS patients, are advisable.
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