Sammy Web

Thought i was on a celiac forum not taking my high school English exam, that sentence makes perfect sense to anyone in the UK thank you. You seem to be pushing the agenda of a celiac diagnosis, according to this thread it seems to be hard to spot and mostly asymptomatic. So I'm not sure why the hard push, avoiding and/or lowering gluten seems to be a...

No that's what I meant , makes sense to me, really poorly as in very unwell , I don't feel very unwell at all

@Scott Adams that's the one, 5+ it says, and my level was 0.2.. @trents no they didn't , but doesn't celiac make you really poorly ? This definitely isn't the case .

@knitty kitty no genetic tests, live in the midlands UK and google didn't even throw up any options for that other than they cost a "few hundred dollars". They did the endoscopy, the results were that my stomach was completely normal , no signs of inflammation or anything abnormal whatsoever. Hence I felt that ruled out celiac , I've been tested...

@Scott Adams @knitty kitty @cristiana @trents Thank you everyone, I should add, I forgot to mention, I did have an upper endoscopy around the time and that came back all clear/perfectly fine , so with both of those I always ruled out celiac disease , especially considering sometimes I'm absolutely fine with gluten

@cristiana Hello ! the first time I sent it off there was a failure and they needed to be redone , whilst I was waiting for this information I was off gluten, then I reintroduced it for a couple of days before going to have it tested again. But I had such a low score that the doctor said it would be quite unlikely to be celiac based off my results, even after...

Hello! I'll try and keep this short and to the point. I was diagnosed with ibs/gerd last year, I took omeprazole around 6 months ago and that knocked me about a bit/prolonged the issue. Happy to get off that. Whilst on omeprazole , I noticed I was sensitive to gluten/caffeine, I pretty much cut them both out completely and they helped my symptoms...