louai1920

I hope I'll be able to help locally or globally, the problem with celiac is that it has no specific symptom and varries from one patient to another, which makes it hard to diagnose. I hope things change in future and patients will have better health care and management.

Thanks for that, it was a struggle to reach this level, but I'm so proud and working hard to be the best doctor I can be. I may move out to work in a better country in future where I don't struggle much. And I baught myself a small fridge and small oven that fits in a dorms room where I can do that, so I could store food. I can adapt to that life again...

Yes, they try their best to cook gluten free meals and help me with the diet. (thanks for reading my post) I will take some actions about this next week, prepare myself before school year starts. Ps. I appreciate that you took time to read and reply, thank you

I'm a medical student, I was diagnosed with celiac on my first semester in medical school 5 years ago (I still have 2 years to graduate). I have learned a lot in last few years, but I'm in a complicated situation right now where I have to choose between my physical health and mental health. I have to choose whether to go back to dorms room this...