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Celiac blood results, can someone explain?


Kezabrap

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Hi there I have got my blood work back for coeliac can someone explain my results?

 

Many thanks

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Just now, Kezabrap said:

Hi there I have got my blood work back for coeliac can someone explain my results?

 

Many thanks

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In case you can’t see my ttg iga result is 59.1 


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cyclinglady Grand Master

Looks like you should be referrred to a Gastroenterologist for an endoscopy to obtain intestinal biopsies to confirm a celiac diagnosis.  Keep eating gluten until all testing is done.  

 

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What she said ^^

cyclinglady Grand Master
21 minutes ago, tessa25 said:

What she said ^^

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