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Kairos87

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  1. No I never had the biopsy my doctor said the elevated antibodies and the fact that my symptoms disappeared after going gluten free was enough to diagnose, which is good because I was unwilling to go back to feeling like garbage to have it done
  2. I was diagnosed with celiac 11 months ago, since I’ve obviously been on a gluten free diet and doing great. When I was diagnosed my antibody levels were around 55 and everything I read said that you could expect the levels of antibodies to go down by about half every six months. I was just re tested and my levels are now at 3. This seems super quick to b...
  3. Should someone diagnosed with celiac take a multivitamin to combat malabsorption issues? All the research I’ve done seem to have mixed results about whether it’s necessary or not.
  4. Yeah I did end up having a reaction sadly, but overall a fairly minor one as far as reactions go, I’m pretty new to this whole celiac thing but I just found out about glidian x and ordered a bottle. Does it work pretty well?
  5. I bought a breakfast burrito this morning thinking it was gluten free, I prepared it and as I took the first bite it occurred to me to double check. Upon realizing it wasn’t gluten free I spit it out without swallowing it and immediately brushed my teeth and rinsed several times. Is the fact that I had it in my mouth at all gonna be enough to make me sick? ...
  6. Mostly just that I was really hoping for a different diagnosis, everything I’ve read seems to say that celiac is very serious and may even lead to increased morbidity. I’ve been a cook all my life and food and cooking are my biggest passion so it’s a massive change in how I have to live my life and I have to constantly every minute of every day be concerned about...
  7. I started feeling really sick around the beginning of October And finally got in to see a GI doctor about two weeks ago, he said my symptoms might be due to celiac disease even though I have zero family history of the disease or a family history of any stomach or auto immune disorders at all. I got my test results back saying my ttg was 45 u/ml and I stopped...
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