Is it easy to find a partner and/or maintain relationship when you have Celiac Disease?

Ano, je to stejne, jako kdyz jsem nebyla diagnostikovana

No, it's not difficult to find a partner with celiac disease as long as the partner is willing to help with the avoidance of gluten in the kitchen and in storage and will be okay with the limited restaurants and the alternatives one must do to attend social gatherings (e.g., bringing food, eating ahead of time).

It shouldn't be any different for a Coeliac sufferer than anyone else to find a partner. Problems do arise if the non-coeliac isn't sympathetic to the care that has to be taken in food preparation. One of the problems for a Coeliac is cross-contamination so a couple have to have different food preparation areas. This can lead to friction.

Not easy for me personally but I know of many people who maintain a relationship with non-celiac partners. Some compromise on food such as keeping seperate cupboards and some go completely gluten free for their partner even though they don't have to.

Because food is so much a part of the human experience, being diagnosed with Celiac Disease can cause some isolation in relationships and social activity.
If you live and eat around people who are not gluten-free, the chances of cross-contamination and getting "glutened" can increase. Dining out can be risky because many establishments may offer a gluten free menu, but the food preparation areas and delivery can be sources of cross-contamination.
My recommendation is to avoid eating out entirely if you were newly diagnosed until your mute system can be stabilized and you become more familiar with watching out for hidden sources of gluten in the home and when dining out.
Explain to immediate family members and partners about how serious this medically required diet has become for you and stress that you need their cooperation to avoid getting sick.
When it comes to dating, take control and invite your date to come to your house for a meal that you prepared in your own safe kitchen.
Kissing alert! If you kiss someone on the mouth who has recently eaten gluten, it could be enough to trigger a reaction in you. Exercise caution!

I am not in a relationship so I can't answer it. When I was with someone it wasn't an issue. The only thing I had to do is make sure I don't kiss my partner after he has eaten anything with Gluten in it.

Partner must be thoughtful

I have to be honest, celiac can be stressful on relationships, as it requires the partner to also make changes. Really the entire household needs to be gluten free

É necessário compreensão e adaptação a essa realidade. No entanto é totalmente possível.