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I've been suffering for a long time with gerd and reflux, occasional diarrhoea with bloody stool, and sinus pain. to save my money and the dr's time doing a gastroscopy, could this be related to a gluten-intolerance? how can i get this diagnosed?
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Bloody stool is not related to a gluten-intolerance. You need to see a doctor
Answered 3/12/2021
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