Kayrod12

I dont know much about Celiac Disease besides what ive read online. The pediatrician mentioned the test over a skype call then the positive result over the phone, one meeting with a GI dr who gave me no answers and made me sound like a crazy person for even asking him to explain stuff to me with out an endoscopy (that he cancelled) and then radio silence...

So hes been back on for about a week. Your right about doctors. Everything is so vague and noone has any urgency. My questions may come off looking for medical advice but i think I was more interested in if people were able to get an actual diagnosis after being off gluten. I had no choice but to take him off. That month if i kept him on im sure he would...

Yeah, doctors here dont give info like that idk about the rest of the country. I have called the GI dr and the Pediatrician and they said they couldnt tell me anything until he was examined hence the question about asking for another blood test before allowing them to do an endoscopy

Im aware of the other intolerances people have. My son has never consumed soy and tolerates dairy fine. My question was for people who got diagnosed after being off gluten for a few weeks.

Well that is the plan when we get in to see her. I was just asking for other peoples experinces getting and endoscopy after being off gluten. The delays COVID19 has played in getting my child diagnosed has been quite stressful and i was hoping people who went through this already would have some insight. This is my first time ever posting or asking a question...

During the stay at home orders and grocery shortages my family ate more processed food. My 2 year old who has always had loose stools started having stools that smelt like sourdough bread. Via telemedicine my sons pediatrician added the celiac bloodwork to his 2 year old blood work but since he was only 22 months she didnt know if it would show anything....