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Lizbee

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  1. Just an update. I’ve seen the doctor this week who has asked me to do a 💩 sample to check for crohns and colitis. I asked about referral for an endoscopy and my doctor seems reluctant. Not sure if I should push further for this or just cut out gluten and assume it’s an intolerance rather than coeliac?
  2. Thank you for this. I believe I was eating enough gluten before the test. I had about two slices of bread a day. Also I haven't had my thyroid checked.
  3. I’m not anaemic. I’m on antidepressants. I haven’t been checked for SIBO.
  4. I was tested along with my coeliac test and it was normal.
  5. Thank you for your help. If it is NCGS, do I need to be careful of cross-contamination or is that only coeliac disease?
  6. They seem to be there most of the time but are worse after a heavy gluten-containing meal. I have not tried to cut out gluten before so most of my meals contain gluten in some form.
  7. The Normal for tTg-Iga was 0-10.9 and for the IgA was 0.8-2.8. Was told by Coeliac UK that the tTg-Iga was low and suggested IgA deficiency but it appears that is also normal.
  8. I also have anxiety, depression and frequent bloating.
  9. I have the following symptoms of coeliac which are worse after eating: fatigue, diarrhoea, brain fog, stomach cramps and nausea. I received my blood test results the other day: IgA 1.72 g/l Tissue Transglutiminase IgA 0.7 u/ml (previously had a result of 0.5) Does this mean that I am not IgA deficent and therefore am not coeliac? Should...
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