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Sharon Larson <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 21 Feb 2000 21:17:37 -0600
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A member of our support group called me asking if sores on tonsils meant
a Celiac problem.  Both she and her daughter have this problem now and
then.  The replies follow--thanks:

Seven people had not heard of sores on tonsils due to Celiac.  Following
are their comments:  (1) reads extensively on DH and has never seen any
reference to sores on tonsils; (2) Was sick for 38 years before
diagnosis and had never had sores on tonsils; (3) wondered if it is
thrush--an infection of yeast or fungus called Candida Albicans; (4) one
had it and result was strep throat; (5) another thought it sounded like
strep; (6) a nurse has not had those problems--has seen sores on tonsils
of others and it was called "crypts"--tiny pus pockets; (7) common to
get herpe sores on lips and corner of mouth--never had any on tonsils.

One had tonsils removed as a child because of frequent sores &
infections.

One was sick for 3 yrss and lots of trouble with tonsils--infections and
visible sores.  No trouble since going GF.

Sounds like she needs to see a doctor when they reoccur as well as pay
attention to see if she is getting hidden gluten (may not be a gluten
problem however).

Sharon in KS

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