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I have numbness in my feet for, my blood sugar and b-12, tsh and copper are normal, can it be gluten sensitivity, i have some ib symptoms.
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May be neuro or myof: This may be neurological or myofascial type of paresthesias. Unlikely to be gluten but your physician can check all of these considerations
Answered 9/4/2014
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Neuropathy: Very unlikely to be related to Celiac unless very long standing with nutritional deficiency. What you describe may be normal but also sounds similar to neuropathy, which has multiple causes.
Answered 5/20/2016
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