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Given your long list of symptoms it would make sense to see if a 100% gluten-free diet helps relieve them, especially the anemia, and if so, it would make sense to just stay 100% gluten-free. Also, capsule endoscopy is not ideal for diagnosing celiac disease, as subtle villi damage cannot be detect by it. -
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Thank you! I think what I'm currently worried about is, provided that my capsule endoscopy is negative and NCGS is then presumed, how to get a Celiac diagnosis down the road if I do go gluten free now and find relief (without worrying about cross contamination). The gluten challenge seems like such a nightmare! But, if my test results do indicate NCGS...
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By Scott Adams · Posted
Given your long list of symptoms it would make sense to see if a 100% gluten-free diet helps relieve them, especially the anemia, and if so, it would make sense to just stay 100% gluten-free. Also, capsule endoscopy is not ideal for diagnosing celiac disease, as subtle villi damage cannot be detect by it. -
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A classic CYA response, but their answer means that yes, Alprazolam 0.25 TABLETS contain zero gluten ingredients. -
By Scott Adams · Posted
While having an official diagnosis may offer some benefits, especially in places in the UK where the government offers food subsidies, and where follow up tests can be ordered afterwards, there are also drawbacks: -
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Thank you! I think what I'm currently worried about is, provided that my capsule endoscopy is negative and NCGS is then presumed, how to get a Celiac diagnosis down the road if I do go gluten free now and find relief (without worrying about cross contamination). The gluten challenge seems like such a nightmare! But, if my test results do indicate NCGS as a possible prelude to Celiac down the road, that makes me hesitate on how to proceed with or without gluten currently, whether to worry about cross contamination currently, etc.. I hope that makes sense!
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