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zip2play Joined: 24 Jan 2006 Posts: 234	Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2008 10:05 am    Post subject: Last year my husband and I went to Cancun for our Anniversary, when in doubt, I would have chips and salsa or such. By that Friday I was so fatigued I could hardly walk....that is the night I found out the chips there were Flour tortilla NOT corn tortilla! I truly had no idea. I had a horrible rash for 6 months after that. I am sure it was DH for me. At first we didn't know so they gave me steroids to clear things up a bit, it always did, but as I weaned off of them, the rash came back. Just as I was going to a dermatologist 4 months later, they started to clear a bit. But I had a spot inside my hip that lasted through August! I hope things clear up more quickly for you...because I know how bad the itching can be! Sorry! Monica
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Fifi Joined: 01 Feb 2008 Posts: 230 Location: Wauconda, IL	Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2008 10:47 am    Post subject: Help is on the way! I made an appointment! The Adult Celiac Disease Program at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago provides patients with access to a multidisciplinary specialty program to diagnose, treat and manage celiac disease in adults. At Rush, we recognized that individuals with celiac disease often face years of misdiagnosis and questions and frustrations with living a gluten-free lifestyle. Our goal is to assist patients with celiac disease to limit the disruption to everyday life. For more information please see the Adult Celiac Disease Program brochure. Services Offered The Adult Celiac Disease Program offers patients access to comprehensive medical, supportive and educational services, which include: Comprehensive medical treatment, including the latest diagnostic tests for celiac disease and genetic testing Linkages to specialty physicians in the areas of allergy & immunology, dermatology, endocrinology, gynecology, hematology, neurology and rheumatology for comprehensive management of celiac disease Medical nutrition therapy services by a dietitian who specializes in gluten-free diets. Gluten-free dietary guidelines Counseling services Access to research studies Educational events and resources Rush info[/http://www.rush.edu/Rush_Document/Final%20pdf%20of%20Celiac%20brochure.pdf] (alt+w) _________________ GF BD 1/4/2008 Rosanne
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