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Blood Levels


taz sharratt

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taz sharratt Enthusiast

does anyone know about blood levels for the test for celiac, my doctor said if its normal it should be 2.8 ? what does this mean ? and what is the level of? its all gobeldy gook to me, my original blood test said mt bloods were only slightly raised, does this now mean im ok with gluten or ive only got a slight problem? help


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I think you need to ask the doctor what blood test he is referring to. Pinpoint him down and be more specfic.

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Not only that, a Celiac panel should have at least four results, not just one. I came out normal on all but the IgG, which was 35 (anything under 20 is normal). All the rest were fine for me (I was not eating much gluten at the time of testing.)

You should have multiple numbers...AND you should ask for a printout of your lab work. It's always nice to have it on file or to share with other docs.

-Sherri

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