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I don't think one should self-diagnose. From the sound of things, you don't have a diagnosis of anything specific? There are diseases out there that can cause
by atombender 3y ago
I don't think one should self-diagnose. From the sound of things, you don't have a diagnosis of anything specific?
There are diseases out there that can cause rashes, but you might not realize you actually have the condition. Since you mention diet, Crohn's and celiac disease can both cause rashes that come and go, for example, and correlate with disease activity.
I would not jump to yeast as the first obvious explanation.
- xyzelement 3y agoI fully agree with your point actually -- if something can be known, one should try to find out. To your point, I actually had myself tested for Celiac once I saw how well Paleo worked for me. But I don't have it... While your point stands, I think my point does too - even in spaces where you don't get a crisp diagnosis or a scientifically proven link, the empirical observations are valuable and actionable.