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So true of course, it should be me. But speaking from experience it rarely is. Last year I asked to be tested for b12 as a previous blood test with a different doctor had found my levels to be low. They did the test and assured me the levels were normal, but when I checked it said that the wrong sample was supplied and it wasn't tested. Similarly as I said...

Thanks for your helpful replies! I will definitely try to do the coeliac challenge and then get retested or do a home test (since I suspect now I've tested negative getting my GP to test me again will be tricky). My symptoms have always felt inconsistent, yet I have never consistently eaten gluten and like I say the last month I maybe ate gluten 3-4...

I have just had a blood test for Coeliac and it looks as though it has come back negative. Tissu transglutaminase IgA was 4.6 CU (with NHS saying below 19.9 is normal) and slightly high IgA of 3.81 g/L. The thing is that I wasn't told by my doctor that I had to eat lots of gluten before, so up until the last 3-4 days before the blood test I hardly consumed...