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How Can I Find A Dietitian Who Specializes In Celiac?

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gluten-is-kryptonite Apprentice
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If anyone knows the answer to this please post here. Thanks!

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Do they not have one at the hospital you were diagnosed?  When I was diagnosed Celiac, my specialist put me in touch with one at the same hospital.

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Do they not have one at the hospital you were diagnosed?  When I was diagnosed Celiac, my specialist put me in touch with one at the same hospital.

Hi - I was diagnosed by a Naturopathic doctor after my bloodwork came back positive.

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I've done some searches and not coming up with much.

kristenloeh Community Regular
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Ask the doctor that diagnosed you. If they are Naturopathic doctor, they should be all about getting you to see a Nutritionist. Any nutritionist will have the knowledge you are seeking to help you with the gluten free diet.

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