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whitelacegal

By whitelacegal
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whitelacegal Contributor
whitelacegal
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Hi, I am looking for a gastro doc in Ohio who would know how to treat Celiac disease, i am in the central part of the state by columbus.

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I went to Dr. Sheets. He is in the Ohio Gastroenterology Group, Inc. They have three offices I went to the one on Olentangy River Road 614-457-1213.

He took his time with me, listened to me and asked a lot of questions.

Good luck!

KaitiUSA Enthusiast
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Also if you go to the homepage of celiac.com and scroll down then there is a link to recommended doctors by other celiacs. You can look for ones under your state and see if there is any in or near your area.

whitelacegal Contributor
whitelacegal
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Hi thanks for the information on Dr sheets, i called him today but of course he wants a referrel from my family doc so will get him to refer me next week, is Dr Sheets a DO doctor?

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lcmcafee2
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Yes, Dr. Sheets is an DO. I checked into their requirements for medical training and found them acceptable for me. My GI MD :blink: referred me to him when he was confused about some of my test results. During the appointment (once there I did not have to wait but a few minutes to see him, they keep things right on schedule) he asked alot of questions like family history, family origions, and tons of things I now know are symptoms or "red flags" for Celiac Spru.

Hope you can get your referral!

Laura :)

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Icmcafee2,

Hi, I finally got my referral to Dr. SHeets at the end of July, can u please tell me his address i know how to get to riverside but dont know the numbers of his doc office, thanks so much!!

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