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The report that my results came from came from a hospital that runs the test. On the printed report it said reference 0-10 is normal range. However, the website from the department from the same hospital says anything above a 5 is positive. Regardless, I guess it is best to just stick to the reference on my report.

Hi, yes, I double checked after I read your post (I do indeed make typos once in a while) and I copied it as written on my report. Although I just went to the website of the hospital who ran the test for my endo and it all the ranges match up except for this for which I am sure there must be a reason? Coeliac Disease Anti-Tissue Transglutaminase...

Thanks Tessa. I will contact a GI to ask for further tests. I am grateful that the endocrinologist ran these tests but it sounds like gluten issues are just not his field.

Really? I don't understand these numbers so well and I was wondering whether it was just a weak positive

I was kind of okay with going gluten-free and seeing how it goes. But I am kind of worried for my nine year old who was displaying similar symptoms and his symptoms have improved somewhat (still not perfectly because I suspect we have not read labels correctly or he has been having soy sauce which I only found out is not gluten free). I don't want him...

Thank you! I will get on to Amazon and get the Magnesium. It really upsets me when my children say "mummy how come you are in a good mood today?" I also realised that we have been eating very little pasta and bread because my husband decided to go on a low carb diet earlier this year and have only been eating food containing gluten sparingly. Thanks...

In May, I went to an endocrinologist because I thought I may have hypothyroidism. My thyroid seems to be ok but because I was insistent that I am usually exhausted, constipated, fog-brained, moody and gassy I felt there must be something going on. The doc ordered the following additional tests and these were the results: Anti-Gliadin Peptides...