Health Break | New Blood Test Helps To Determine Celiac Disease - Centre Daily Times

[Scott Adams]

Open Original Shared Link Centre Daily Times A person with celiac disease has antibodies to gluten which means that when gluten is eaten, the antibodies' reaction to gluten causes inflammation and damage in the small intestine. This leads to symptoms such as pain, bloating, diarrhea and nausea. Open Original Shared Link

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[nvsmom]

Um, what decade is this doctor from?!  What new blood test? He doesn't sound like a doctor who has had children dignosed with celiac disease for 10 years - to me, he sounds like he is just discovering how to test for the disease.  LOL

 

I think this doctor just likes to see himself blog...

 

Okay, yes.  I'm cranky today. 

[kareng]

I thought it was a stupid " article" too.

[Georgia-guy]

I must have missed the part about a NEW blood test...since he's in Alabama, and I'm not far from him, I'm almost tempted to schedule an appointment to see if he sounds as behind on the times in person as he does in the 15 year old article that was just published.

[BlessedMommy]

That was weird that the article was titled like it was about a new blood test and then the blood test wasn't even described at all. 

[SMRI]

I went back and reread the article several times thinking I missed what the new test was....guess not

[kareng]

I think the  Celiac tests are new to this doctor?  If I were him, I would be embarrassed to admit I had no clue there were Celiac blood tests for the last 30+ ? years.

[notme]

I went back and reread the article several times thinking I missed what the new test was....guess not

me too!  lololz - i guess if the world ends, i'm going to alabama.  i'll be safe there for another few years until they get the news........

[Georgia-guy]

i guess if the world ends, i'm going to alabama. i'll be safe there for another few years until they get the news........

Hahahahahahahahaha!!!!! Thats a good one! But you know that Alabama gets their ice from Georgia now, right? The lady that had the recipe died and didn't pass it on to anyone.