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Madison, Wi Celiac Specialist?

justlovlie

By justlovlie
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justlovlie
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Can anyone recommend a great doc in the Madison, WI area?

We've just moved to the area...looking for both pediatric and adult celiac docs. Thanks!

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Jenny Apprentice
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If you are willing to drive, pediatric GI, Dr. Daryl Fish, is the best.  He is at Marshfield Clinic in Marshfield, but also travels to Wausau and Eau Claire.  Besides being a wealth of information, he is very caring, an exceptional listener and great with kids.  Whenever my daughter has an appointment, I am impressed by the amount of time he spends with us.  He never seems rushed and always answers my questions.  You won't find a better pediatric GI.

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Kurasz Contributor
Kurasz
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I have seen dr James Wishau in lake mills a couple of times. He is a GI and im hoping to get some kind of diagnosis from him next week. He seems very intelligent and listens to everything you have to say. I believe he work primarily in madison. Hes only in lake mills once a month. He is the only Dr that has said my problem sounds like celiacs. He got mad at the emergency room drs who took tests on me. They didn't do the test for celiacs and now i can't get an accurate test because i went gluten free before i ever got to see dr wishau. I'm not sure if there is a better dr for celiacs in the area, but dr wishau seems like a great dr and i know a couple of people with chrones disease that love him. Thats how i found out about him. It might be worth a google search to find him.

 

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April36 Rookie
April36
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This is an old thread, but did you ever find a celiac dr. in Madison you were happy with?

 

Thanks,

April

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