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Anyone know what these results mean?

Mself145

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Mself145 Newbie
Mself145
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My dr is out of office this week, but I got my results from quest.  Anyone know what these might mean? 

Immunoglobulin E: 679 H

Wheat f4 IGE <0.10 normal

Cows milk f2 IGE 0.23 h 

Almond f20 IGE 0.10 h

Thyroid peroxidase antibody 227 H

 Casein F78 IGG 3.1 h

Chocolate f93 IGG 2.6 H  

coffee f221 IGG  4.2 H

corn f8 IGG 3.2 H 

Wheat f4 IGG 6.3 H

yeast f45 IGg 15.7 H 

Allergen gluten IGg 5.5 H

Beta latoglobulin f77 IGE <0.1 nl

Thanks for your help. 

 

 

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GFinDC Veteran
GFinDC
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Sorry, not sure.  Gluten allergen is not clear since celiac is caused by an immune intolerance, not an allergen.  Maybe the test center can give more guidance on what the results mean.

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41 minutes ago, GFinDC said:

Sorry, not sure.  Gluten allergen is not clear since celiac is caused by an immune intolerance, not an allergen.  Maybe the test center can give more guidance on what the results mean.

It means that you are allergic to those food items which result is in high values. But,till you see your Dr. Take normal diet so he can also check you out for celiac disease  if he thinks it is required.  Best of luck dear.  

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