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What else can endoscopy detect
Thanks Scott. Just wondered about the test. Really not much question in my mind as to whether I have it but I thought it would be cool if confirmed during test for celiac. The doctors I have seen over the years think I'm nuts when I ask about it so now I just go about my business. -
- Blanco replied to Blanco's topic in Celiac Disease Pre-Diagnosis, Testing & Symptoms15
1540 TTG Results... Help!
Hi @Scott Adams Thank you for the info it's really useful. The doctor did say the specialist might not do the biopsy but it is the specialist I have been referred to that has to make the diagnosis as far as I am aware so I am waiting for the appointment. Our healthcare system here in the UK is very different to America so forgive me if I don't articulate... -
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1540 TTG Results... Help!
Hello @Rogol72 Thank you for the info, I don't have private health care here in the UK so unfortunately I can't see this guy without paying for it myself which I'm not in a position to do. -
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Gluten ataxia
@Vicrob, There's a connection between increased liver enzymes and Thiamine deficiency. Thiamine deficiency is a result of malabsorption due to Celiac Disease and increased demand during illness. Thiamine deficiency can cause Ataxia. Thiamine deficiency can cause lesions on the brain. Thiamine deficiency can cause neuropathy. Thiamine deficiency...
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