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Can someone have a sensitivity to wheat or gluten without having an actual allergy or diagnosis of celiac? if so, what would the symptoms be?

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Maybe: Someone can be intolerant to any ingested material if it triggers reproducible symptoms like abdominal cramps, loose stools, etc. With wheat there are diagnostic problems. It is a composite of many separate proteins, each of which could create an allergy. Tests for gluten/celiac are only accurate if you consume them in the weeks before testing. Re-testing with proper preparation is often needed

Answered 7/20/2018

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How do a gluten allergy/sensitivity and celiac disease differ?

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