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Thinking About More gluten-free Testing/other Allergies Or Possibilities


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So it's been a year since my dx, but I've still been sick a lot. Husband isn't sure it's celiac, we've talked about possible misdx, or other food allergies...what should i do?


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So it's been a year since my dx, but I've still been sick a lot. Husband isn't sure it's celiac, we've talked about possible misdx, or other food allergies...what should i do?

I am in a similar boat! I have also been gluten-free for a year and every now and then I get pretty sick. Maybe just unknown contamination, but could be another allergy that I am not aware of. I had a positive blood test, but negative biopsy. My dad also has celiac. My endocrinologist has discovered hyperthyroid and hypoglycemia. I have researched that it is common for people to have multiple autoimmune disorders. Keep me posted on your testing.

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