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Help With Daughters Blood Results


Zebra007

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Hi, although my daughter shows no sign of gluten intolerance I thought she should be tested just so we could rule it out, and so she  had a blood test  yesterday and now they are closed for the holidays, and so I wondered could someone be kind enough to  explain the results.
 
  IMMUNOLOGIA                          RESULTADO                    UNIDADES
ANALISIS
Transglutaminasa tisular 1gA          2.7                                   U/mL
Negativo < o = 15
Positivo > 15

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cyclinglady Grand Master

it is negative based on what you posted but an IGA deficiency test was not included. Based on my own experience, if my doctor had not ordered the complete blood panel, I would not have received my diagnosis. My TTG was negative, like your daughter's, but only one of my DPGs was positive! My biopsy revealed a Marsh Stage IIIB.

So, you can not really rule out celiac disease based on one test alone. Are you sure there weren't others?

Zebra007 Contributor

I didn't go to the doctors, they would have charged me a fortune just for the consultation and I don't have medical insurance, but shes not sick at all, the test was for me really, peace of mind, that kind of thing.

 

We just went into a professional Lab that does blood tests, but I think if he had explained to me I needed a bit more I would have paid, but no chance of that happening where I live!!!  (this is the problem with living in another country, a language problem, no matter how good your Spanish is) Anyway she doesn't show any signs of having problems at allnothing, I think if she was showing some signs I would have had the full panel done, but shes not.   I did google to find out what was the minimum of tests and this came up as being the most trusted test, and as I said she seems as fit as a fiddle, its me that's the sick person. 

 

Maybe I should get her retested in a couple of years, shes 28 and seems fine, but because I have some autoimmune disorders I think I worry for her.

cyclinglady Grand Master

I completely understand! I am glad she is showing no signs of illness!

Zebra007 Contributor

Thanks a lot cycling lady!

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