LCArseneault

I was diagnosed after my third miscarriage as part of recurrent pregnancy loss workup. I really didn’t have much in terms of GI symptoms at all and would have never guessed. I’ve been gluten free for 3 months now and am 7 weeks pregnant, and was told my nachos were gluten free but I looked at the ingredients and they very much are not - the multigrain Tos...

Was on progesterone for my last loss and still miscarried. My entire recurrent pregnancy loss workup has come back normal except for my celiac panel was positive, and from what I’m reading untreated celiac can cause both infertility and recurrent pregnancy loss. My doctor is quite young and has never had a patient with recurrent pregnancy loss before let a...

Thank you so much. For people who've gone gluten free already before their scope, what is the common amount of time before the scope they're instructed to eat gluten?

20 is considered the upper limit of normal at the lab it was done at.

It was 52. I do have some GI symptoms (loose BMs once-twice a day, gassy, have had really itchy undiagnosed rashes on my legs on/off for years), my GI symptoms have worsened over the last few months but I've been so caught up in my fertility issues to really notice or care. It's not so much that my age is a factor, but we'd hoped to have an age gap...

Has anyone diagnosed with celiac found as part of RPL workup gone gluten free and had successful pregnancies?

I’m just trying to figure out where my levels stand, if this is considered borderline, or if this is a clear positive? Has anyone with a similar level ever had a positive TTG and negative biopsy/told it wasn’t celiac? I’m currently waiting on the biopsy but it’s 3+ months for the scope where I am and debating just going gluten free now - the TTG was...