chiefsilverback

Hi Scott - he's been gluten free since July 2023, but his TTG IgA increased from 12 to 48 over the course of 5 months, and then dropped from 48 to 8 in the space of 3 weeks. It makes me wonder if that 48 result was some sort of error?

Thanks for the replies. His doc ordered repeat labs last week and his TTG IgA came back at 8.3 so a significant decrease from 48.4 a month ago. I don't know how quickly TTG IgA level change, but it could be that there was an error with the test that showed elevated levels?

My son was diagnosed with Celiac last year after developing quite severe iron deficiency anaemia, Haemoglobin was 5.9g/dl. He got blood transfusions and then was tested (TTG IgA 12u/ml) and finally scoped to confirm Celiac. He had follow up labs a couple of weeks ago prior to his 6 month check up with his Gastroenterologist and his TTG IgA has increase...