Can you have a wheat allergy and not have Celiac disease?

I have a wheat allergy, but what is celliacts disease?

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    A wheat allergy means that anything made from wheat will give you health problems, many foods contain wheat or their derivatives ie, maltodextrin. The allergy is caused by a protein in wheat which is related to the protein that effects coeliac disease. Coeliac disease is caused by the protein gliadin or glutenin which can be found in wheat, rye, barley.This damages the villi in the small intestine which makes absorbing nutrients etc impossible, which can lead to anaemia, weight loss and other health conditions.

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allergic to gluten.

Calli-Kins-Caliente

It is an allergy to gluten which is found in many wheat based products. it causes the villa in your intestines to be destroyed (they aid in the digestion of your food.).

sarabeth0311

means if I eat anything with gluten/modified food starch or wheat and I am in the hospital in less than 24 hrs

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gluten allergy and then some.... see your allergist for more answers.

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