Guest guest Posted September 18, 2001 Report Share Posted September 18, 2001 Dear listmates, I seem to have a similar case as in WA and I am in Israel, so I am really WONDERING!!! My two kids and I have been GF for 2 months and casein free for one. My kitchen is cleaned out completely and GF. My husband only is eating gluten and casein outside the house, and we are waiting for gluten tests to come back for he and I. PROBLEM: We had planned to accompany our 5-year old to all birthday parties he attends from now on (There will be 35 home parties just from the kids in kindergarten this year.) But I forgot on the first one, Saturday at 5 pm. I can't believe I forgot. As soon as he came home, my husband reminded me. We gave him an enzyme but realize it was maybe too late. The next a.m. (Sunday), he threw up and felt better (as usual, this happens regularly), especially after his GF pretzels. His head hurt and I gave him a tylenol. He felt better the rest of the day. Except at night before bed, the stomach hurt. The next morning (Monday) his head hurt and of course the stomach, but no vomiting, although he tried. Fever 101.0 and some congestion. I gave him a tylenol and his GF pretzels, and within an hour or so he was " fine " , but of course, medicated with the tylenol. Around 5-6 pm the tylenol wore off and he was with fever again and didn't want to eat much at dinner. I decided not to give the tylenol, and put him to bed since he was already practically asleep. Tuesday a.m. (this a.m.) he did not have a fever and seemed " OK " so far, yet with congestion. Now this afternoon he already has the fever again. I will be going to the doctor on Thursday anyway, and will have her check him for the congestion. I am assuming this was simply a coincidental virus . . . am I right? Does anyone have fever after eating gluten? Jo in Israel Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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