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Is dis celiac disease ?


Waseemshahid

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Waseemshahid Newbie

Hi everyone !!! 

I have 9 year old daughter , she sometime feels pain near belly button for few minutes , it happens once r twice in a weak .. Or in a month ! I have her blood test report sharing with u .. Can u have any idea about it , is dis look celiac disease ?

 

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3 hours ago, Waseemshahid said:

Hi everyone !!! 

I have 9 year old daughter , she sometime feels pain near belly button for few minutes , it happens once r twice in a weak .. Or in a month ! I have her blood test report sharing with u .. Can u have any idea about it , is dis look celiac disease ?

 

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Welcome!  

You do have a positive.  That means that you should receive a referral to a Gastroentrologist who can perform more tests,  including an endoscopy.  During the endoscopy the GI will look for damage and obtain biopsies.  A  pathologist will determine if their is villi damage which is microscopic.  Here is more information:

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i hope your daughter feels better soon!  

squirmingitch Veteran

Make sure she keeps eating gluten (only a saltine or two or a single slice of bread per day) until the endoscopy is finished.

Waseemshahid Newbie

One r two slice of bread per day ... For how many time atlest before endoscopy ?? 

GFinDC Veteran

She should eat some gluten every day before the endoscopy.  The usual advice is to eat gluten for at least 2 weeks before the endoscopy, and 12 weeks before a blood antibody test.

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