HeadWise Volume 4, Issue 2 | Page 10

reader mail You ask. Our headache experts answer. Other individuals have a sensitivity to gluten and may exhibit some symptoms and signs, but not all. The more serious forms of the sensitivity may have multiple systemic problems including intestinal, neurologic, endocrine, and skin. Migraine may be one of the manifestations. The sensitivity is usually to certain grains, specifically: wheat; barley; rye; or, ethnic variants, such as bulghur and farro, etc. Oats were once thought to be another of the offending grains