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My daughter lucy wets her bed only when she eats gluten or wheat products.does that mean she's intolerant or should avoid them?
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Worth testing: Bedwetting is not a feature seen with most who have gluten/wheat issues.If you believe there is a consistent relationship to exposure, simple blood tests could confirm or exclude a need to avoid gluten. If she does have a gluten intolerance or celiac, it is important to know so her docs can follow her for other problems that arise in that population.
Answered 7/6/2017
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