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whitecap62 Newbie

Hello All, I'm new to this site and to the possibility of Celiac. I have recently had a ( tissue Transglutaminase IGA ) test and am wondering about the results. Not sure if my results are even possible. These results were obtained using the Inova Quanta Flash h-tTG IgA chemiluminescent immunoassay. My result was 3447.6CU. If someone could please tell my what this means and if these numbers are even realistic.

Thanks


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33 minutes ago, whitecap62 said:

Hello All, I'm new to this site and to the possibility of Celiac. I have recently had a ( tissue Transglutaminase IGA ) test and am wondering about the results. Not sure if my results are even possible. These results were obtained using the Inova Quanta Flash h-tTG IgA chemiluminescent immunoassay. My result was 3447.6CU. If someone could please tell my what this means and if these numbers are even realistic.

Thanks

The download link on this page tells about the ranges for the test.  It looks like your readings are possible?

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cyclinglady Grand Master

Looks like you tested positive.  That typically means getting a GI referral for biopsies via endoscopy.  Keep eating gluten until all testing is done.  

I would not worry about the super high result. 

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