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Finally got my Blood and Endoscopy report confirming that Intestune has healed

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aus1708
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Hi Guys, 

I got diagnosed with celiac 3 months back when I join this forum and took advise from all of you on how to tackle it.. Before I start next para, I want to thank everyone whose blog and comments rwally helped me to takle this condition 

In June 2017 I was diagnosed with endoscopy and bllod report that I have celiac.. I didnt have any major symptoms apart from stomach upset for couple of days.. My IgA TTG level was as high as 80 at that time. 

The moment  I was  aware of this conditiin I went on complete gluten free diet. I stop eating out for next 2 monts and onky had food prepared at home.. Being in Indian I was not to dependednt atbhome on gluten products since mostvof induan food dont have gluten in it. But yet i took extreme precaution and in case any doubt i have avoided all the foids which may even contain trace of gluten by cross contamination. 

 

After 3 months, last week i did my blood report and to my surprise it came diwn to 1.5 from 80. It was. drastic change sobthis week I went for endoscopy and another blkod report and both reports come out be good.. No villous atripy and IgA Ttg at 1.25. I was very happy to see that but I know I have to take all this precautiin life long wgich is bit tough.. In last 3 months I didnt get any off day or any symptoms which bother me or my daily life.. I am feeling as good as before duagnosis.. The only thing change is that I keed tobplan my food a daybin advance. 

 

Thanks all for your support.. Wilk keep you updating on my future progress. 

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Ennis-TX Grand Master
Ennis-TX
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Congratulations, keep up the good work.

ravenwoodglass Mentor
ravenwoodglass
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It sounds like you are doing agood job keeping yourself safe. It can be hard at first but your diligence is obviously paying off. Good work.

RMJ Mentor
RMJ
Posted

Congratulations!

cyclinglady Grand Master
cyclinglady
Posted

So nice to hear a success story!  Congratulations.  It sounds like you worked hard to avoid gluten!  

 

squirmingitch Veteran
squirmingitch
Posted

Hooray for your great reports!!!! Kudos to you for working so hard to avoid gluten.

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