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- trents replied to AllyJR's topic in Celiac Disease Pre-Diagnosis, Testing & Symptoms4Confused about my results
That's how I took it but I was confused because in your previous post you said of your biopsy, "and mine very much showed damage". In the celiac antibody panel that was ordered, was there a test for total IGA included, aka, "Immunoglobulin A (IgA)"? This one checks for IGA deficiency. IGA deficiency can result in false negatives for the IGA celiac antibody... -
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The biopsy results were what said indicative of "weak or partially treated celiac disease". -
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Confused about my results
Exactly what component was indicative of "weak celiac disease"? Is that a reference to the endoscopy results or the whole picture of the results of the blood test combined with the endoscopy results? Villous blunting is the hallmark of celiac disease. -
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Of course, what you breathe in eventually winds up in the gut because it gets trapped in the mucous lining of the airway and throat. -
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That's how I took it but I was confused because in your previous post you said of your biopsy, "and mine very much showed damage". In the celiac antibody panel that was ordered, was there a test for total IGA included, aka, "Immunoglobulin A (IgA)"? This one checks for IGA deficiency. IGA deficiency can result in false negatives for the IGA celiac antibody tests such as the TTG-IGA and the DGP-IGA.
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The biopsy results were what said indicative of "weak or partially treated celiac disease".
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Exactly what component was indicative of "weak celiac disease"? Is that a reference to the endoscopy results or the whole picture of the results of the blood test combined with the endoscopy results? Villous blunting is the hallmark of celiac disease.
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Of course, what you breathe in eventually winds up in the gut because it gets trapped in the mucous lining of the airway and throat.
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