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How Long For Results After Biopsy?


JessF

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HI everyone,

I finally had my biopsy to confirm/rule out celiac.  My bloodwork was not all conclusive(one of the tests was positive not all?).  She stopped by quick and said it went well she found some small diverticulitis.   I am going to call to make a follow up appt tomorrow and maybe they can tell me how long the results take. I have started being gluten free today though as soon as I got home.

 

I would like to know if I have celiac though bc my family said we would become a gluten free household if I was:)

 

If I had damage to my villi she would have seen it today, right?

 

 

Thanks

Jess


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No Jess, damage is not always (or even usually) visible to the naked eye.  That's why they do the biopsy and look under the scope, because the changes are usually microscopic (villi are tiny little things, as are the molecules they let through).  Any damage that is visible to the naked eye is usually quite severe unless we are talking inflammation.

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Results usually take a week or so. Depends on the facility, but that's pretty typical.

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