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Help interpreting biopsy results after gluten-free for 7 months

angeles99

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angeles99 Rookie
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Hi there,

Just got my follow up biopsy results after being dx with celiac 7 months ago (dx with blood test + biopsy). Could anyone help interpret these new results as the doc wasn't much help... Basically he said good news is it looks like gut has healed up due to gluten-free diet. Bad news is that he has no explanation as to why I still have all of my symptoms. 

Any help interpreting the attached results would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you

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I'm not a doctor but it looks like everything is ok.  No inflammation, no h-pylori, no this and no that.  Nothing sounds bad.  You must be doing something right! :)

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So how are you feeling right now? What symptoms were you having before all this?

 

Hope u are getting better

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