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  1. Wheatwacked
    No, the increase in antibodies is due to gluten, but the excema may be caused on of the symptoms of Celiac. Plus low vitamin D. Could be one of the symptoms of gluten intolerance not usually recognized as a gluten problem. From the article above What Are the Symptoms of Celiac Disease? Conditions Associated with Celiac Disease: Skin Problems...
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    To @jayjays, Take vitamin D for the night terrors, Thiamine for the neuralogic, and Choline for the gut dybiosis and brain fog, Red Bull for the energy. I do think his recearch is important, he is looking for a non Gluten Challange way to diagnose Celiac Disease. Wonder where this research went:
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    Chronic urticaria: A cutaneous manifestation of celiac disease The immunoglobulin G autoantibody binds to the immunoglobulin E receptor and causes mast cell degranulation resulting in urticaria. Antigliadin antibody classes in chronic liver disease In conclusion, these results indicate that AGA (either IgG and IgA) can be present at low titre...
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    During this entire discusssion of the immune system there was no refefernce to the fact that vitamim D regulates T cells
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    Yes, does not matter. Anti-gliadin IgG is an antibody that detects the body's reaction to gluten. You can have other things going on, but bottom line is you have an abnormal immune system reaction to gluten. Remove it from your life. Some have withdrawal for up to 10 days, and thats depressing. It is due to the strong effect of gluten on the opiod...
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    Elevated levels of Anti-Gliadin IgG might mean that your body is reacting to gluten. This can happen when your immune system is more sensitive to gluten, which could be a sign of non-celiac gluten sensitivity (NCGS). In the US 10% of the population are diagnosed NCGS while only 1% are diagnosed Celiac Disease. "5 of 26 patients (20%) with biopsy-proven...
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    Hi Layu, Could you copy the lab results, exactly as they appear. Test, your results and the range the lab uses? Did the gluten free diet help? It could be that the probiotic helped limit the damage the gluten was doing. It may have lowered your test results, especially if your tests were taken during a period when you were not eating gluten...
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    I tried that but it wasn't enough. Liquid Iodine drops. In the 1970s, the median urinary iodine (UI) level in the United States was 320 mcg/L, which indicated adequate dietary iodine intake. However, the median UI level dropped by 50% between the 1970s and 1990s. This decline was likely due to a decrease in salt and egg consumption and the removal...
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    Looks like you are doing everything right as far as food choices. Throughout the day I use Red Bull for my energy calories. Red Bull is sugar water and the vitamins needed to process into energy plus Taurine an antioxidant. "Your body uses taurine for several different functions." Your body makes its own taurine, but you can also get it through...
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    If you want help deciphering the results post the post the test, name, your result and the lab's normal range. Something to read while waiting for the results.
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    Talk to your doctor about getting the blood work done as soon as possible. Today would be good. If they come back as Celiac you could put off the endoscopy and do an endoscopy later after a Gluten Challenge. But, many find they are more sensitive to gluten after being gluten free for a while. At this point the only reason for delay is getting a GI...
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    Each of your symptoms could be caused by Celiac Disease and the malnutrition it causes. What are the chances of having GAD, OCD, Asthma, GERD, Ulcerative Colitis, bloating and lots of gas from the back end and the front end, loose stool that came with mucus and undigested foods, anxiety has been super high, thin stool, hair tends to fall out, odd aches and...
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    The only way is to keep a food journal, ingredients and quantity and calculate your daily intakes. "Eating the rainbow" is a nice panacea but is just guessing. Blood tests show blood level, not cellular content. Shows how accuracy in words is important. One souce says "high levels of TgAb (≥40 IU/mL) are linked to increased rates of thyroid cancer)....
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    It can be hard to find. I get it from Pipingrock.com.
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    I agree. A new disease was identified, Non Celiac Gluten or Wheat Sensitivity, about 10 years after Norman Borlaug received his Nobel Prize in 1970 for starting the Green Revolution with the modern wheat. Many of the same symptoms, but not proven yet to be autoimmune. Not long after starting GFD in 2014 I hit a plateau. Turned out to be numerous...
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    Welcome to the forum @Ellenb246 I only buy Daisy 4%. Fats have an effect on the appestat. Eating reduced fat foods leave you unsatisfied so you fill up on carbs.
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    One of the most commonly reported side effects of benfotiamine is gastrointestinal discomfort. This can manifest as nausea, bloating, and stomach pain. In some individuals, these symptoms may be accompanied by diarrhea or constipation. Benfotiamine is a synthetic derivative of thiamine to improve the bioavailability of thiamine, which is fat-soluble...
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    If I don't get enough Thiamine I get a cramp in one or both feet after sleeping for an hour and a half. Get up, do this that or the other and can go back to sleep for another hour and a half. Now taking 250 mg 1 to 3 times a day and it doesn't happen. It took a while to figure out. Also since adding liquid iodine 500-1500 mcg a day, many things are...
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    Must not have seen this: Taking vitamin B6 in doses of 100 mg daily or less is generally considered to be safe. Vitamin B6 is possibly safe when taken in doses of 101-200 mg daily. In some people, vitamin B6 might cause nausea, stomach pain, loss of appetite, headache, and other side effects. I think this is what we've been saying. Avoid...
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    Flagyl, doxicyclin and ciproflaxine can cause anaphalaxis. Prednisone does not. In fact Corticosteroids are thought by some to prevent it and are commonly used in the emergency treatment of anaphylaxis.
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    If you eat a gluten free diet, and increase your essential vitamin intake, it will get better. Vitamin D, Choline (formerly known as B4), Iodine (if you don't have Dermatitis herpetiformis- it can exasperate dermatitis herpetiformis outbreaks).
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    Celiac Disease can mimic over two hundred diseases and symptoms. How long have you been gluten free? Seems to me they are over treating you with everything just because they don't accept your Celiac Diagnosis. Sounds counterproductive. What happens if you don't take it? Why did they put you on Invecta, did they find parasitic worms...
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    I am unsure, did the breathing issue start with eating gluten free, or was that the reason you were tested for Celiac? Shortness of breath can be a symptom of thiamine (vitamin B1) deficiency, particularly when accompanied by other symptoms. Vitamin D deficiency can cause breathing symptoms in children and adults. Since Celiac Disease...
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    My friend had cataract surgery that failed. The surgeon blames her for moving during the surgery. If Ashleysue can wait for the surgery until the surgeon has an opening in his schedule, she can wait to see her response to GFD. I was taking 30mg prednisone a day just to get out of bed. Post GFD I am painfree.
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    Please do delay the surgery on your back. All of my back pains went away on GFD and vitamins. About 25% of back surgery patients need repeat surgery. There are many nutrients, as @knitty kitty mentioned that can contribute to pain. Celiac Disease causes malabsorption, over time leading to malnutrition. I also have no energy after...
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