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Dermatitis Herpetiformis: Skin Condition Associated with Celiac Disease
This category contains summaries of research articles that deal with dermatitis herpetiformis (DH) and it\'s association with celiac disease. Most of the articles are research summaries that include the original source of the summary.
To see pictures of DH, be sure to visit our Dermatitis Herpetaformis Photo Bank in our site\'s forum.
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Lactose intolerance, the enzymes to break down lactose are made introduced by our villi. Celiac destroys these and with healing the ability to digest it sometimes comes back (not for me, I also later got a whey allergy). Soy....as mentioned...
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Hello all! Like the title says, I have a question regarding antibodies. My antibodies are still slightly elevated after almost a year on the gluten-free diet. I’m wondering if I might be getting some low levels of CC or is it n... -
Lactose intolerance is fairly common in untreated celiac disease. So it is reasonable to expect it may improve after being gluten-free awhile. Soy intolerance is a different thing and there isn't any reason to expect it to go away. ...
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