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PixeI

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  1. Okay, thank you so much for looking. I suppose I can throw all hope that I don't have celiac out the window now then and start focusing on going gluten free. Much appreciated!
  2. Hey, sorry! The doctor caught me completely by surprise. I was just going in for a colonoscopy to screen for cancer (it runs in my family) and I didn't know he did a ttg iga test at that point. Just before I was about to get sedated for the colonoscopy (which didn't WORK, btw! I was awake and lucid for the whole thing!) he goes 'Oh by the way, you...
  3. So I had a blood test and this is what I got: Tissue Transglutaminase Immunoglobulin A (IgA): 25 U/mL Abnormal <=14 ... though when I talked to the Dr he said it's supposed to be 1. He then told me I had celiac disease. I told him I can't have celiac disease. He said he would do an endoscopy and colonoscopy. He has been on vacation forEVER...
  4. Oh no! I just looked at my sons DNA and looks like he has one variant too....... He's 6! I am praying he doesn't have to go through this!
  5. I also have one of the two genetic markers for celiac. I'm going grocery shopping now and going to have a go at seeing what my options are for gluten free food. I'm not going to go too crazy about it until my doctor comes back in a month and officially diagnoses me... but I don't think things are looking good. I am WAY too lazy to be celiac. I've...
  6. Thanks, Trent! The ranges for my ppg IgA test are 1-3 normal, 4-9 at risk, 10+ positive. I'm at a 25. I'll post my blood work when I get home. I already got a biopsy - I'm just waiting for the results. Problem is my Dr is out of town for the next month. Thanks so much!
  7. Hi there! So I went to a gastro at 41 because Colon Cancer runs in my family. I did blood work before going in to do it on Monday. First thing the dr says to me before the colonoscopy is "you have celiac!" ...I said "excuse me?" He told me about my blood test results. I faught him and said it can't possibly be. He said well we will take a biopsy...
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