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19 minutes ago, trents said:

Some experts believe that NCGS can be a precursor to celiac disease.

NCGS would not cause a DH rash. But, it has not been confirmed that you have DH. Make sure you find a dermatologist that knows the correct way to biopsy DH. Not all do.

Yes, I am awaiting to have them call me to schedule an appointment. Okay so if it is positive it’s celiac disease and if not then possibly NCGS.  

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14 minutes ago, pikauchu said:

Yes, I am awaiting to have them call me to schedule an appointment. Okay so if it is positive it’s celiac disease and if not then possibly NCGS.  

That's the long and short of it, yes.

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1 hour ago, trents said:

That's the long and short of it, yes.

Well hopefully biopsy comes back positive and saves me the trouble of arguing with this doctor. And hopefully they can give me some answers soon. I really appreciate all y’all’s help. Only thing I’m not sure of is when to stop eating gluten since I’m still doing tests I guess. Maybe I talk to them about it next week.

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Keep eating regular amounts of gluten daily (2 slices of wheat bread or the gluten equivalent according to the Mayo Clinic) up to the day of testing until all tests are complete.

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