Cloe

Thanks for your response! Recently they've changed it in the UK and this is the message they posted : From 27/07/22 you will no longer automatically receive a total serum Immunoglobulin A concentration with every coeliac serology request. Currently our first line screen consists of two assays: a total IgA serum concentration measurement [IgA]...

Thanks so much for your message and the article! This is super helpful They haven't done a Total IGA I don't think. There was a comment under my result that said if I'm IGA deficient they'll do a total IGA, but I wasn't sure if that applied to me and what is considered IGA deficient?

Ok thank you! Yes I had still been eating gluten leading up to the test so it should be accurate. It looks as though it could be NCGS then, thanks again!

Thanks so much for your message! Yes it was the IgA Tissue Transglutaminase Ab and my result was: < 0.2 U/ml Range:0 - 10 U/ml This is the only test I've had and I haven't heard anything from the doctor so wasn't sure what this meant? Thanks a lot for your help!

Hi everyone, I just recently had a blood test for celiac and my IGA level came back as < 0.2 u/mL. Does anyone know if this is deficiency or in the normal range? Thanks!