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20 Yr Old, Have Nausea, Diarrhea, Weakness, Loss Of Appetite, Heart Palpitations, Diagnosed With Coeliac, Weight Loss. Any Ideas ?
im a 20 year old woman and i have had nausea and diarrhea , weakness, loss of appetite , heart palpitations for a few months now and the doctors can t seem to find what s going on. i was diagnosed with coeliac disease 2 years ago and i feel even more unwell now than i did then! i weigh below 6st as it is because ive had problems with my coeliacs - so now to lose more weight is crippling me! any ideas?
It seems to be indigestion and may not be anything dangerous. It is not even celiac disease. The only part of worry is the infection, which needs to be ruled out. This condition can be managed on a tentative basis. I would advise for a diet change. Try to follow a very light type of diet. Avoid taking fried food, spicy food and junk food. Consume clean drinking water, and stop worrying.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Husain, General & Family Physician
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20 Yr Old, Have Nausea, Diarrhea, Weakness, Loss Of Appetite, Heart Palpitations, Diagnosed With Coeliac, Weight Loss. Any Ideas ?
Hi, It seems to be indigestion and may not be anything dangerous. It is not even celiac disease. The only part of worry is the infection, which needs to be ruled out. This condition can be managed on a tentative basis. I would advise for a diet change. Try to follow a very light type of diet. Avoid taking fried food, spicy food and junk food. Consume clean drinking water, and stop worrying. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Husain, General & Family Physician