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MatthewKNorton

By MatthewKNorton
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Help! I have a long history of gastritis.
Now I have such symptoms as- intolerance to dairy products, acute pain over the navel, especially after eating, decrease in appetite, steatorrhea.
My family doctor says that I probably have celiac disease. Please advise me a good specialist in New York.

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22 minutes ago, MatthewKNorton said:

Help! I have a long history of gastritis.
Now I have such symptoms as- intolerance to dairy products, acute pain over the navel, especially after eating, decrease in appetite, steatorrhea.
My family doctor says that I probably have celiac disease. Please advise me a good specialist in New York.

Your family doctor can get the diagnosis process started by ordering the Celiac blood panel.  The GI is going to need that, and it might save you a few weeks time by getting it done before your first GI appointment.  

cyclinglady Grand Master
cyclinglady
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Here is some testing information:

Open Original Shared Link

Do not go on on gluten free diet until all testing is complete!  

ironictruth Proficient
ironictruth
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Columbia has a celiac research center.

MatthewKNorton Newbie
MatthewKNorton
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21 hours ago, cyclinglady said:

Here is some testing information:

Open Original Shared Link

Do not go on on gluten free diet until all testing is complete!  

Thank you very much for your advice and recommendations.

MatthewKNorton Newbie
MatthewKNorton
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Hi, everybody!  Today I visited Open Original Shared Link, where I passed my blood test. Now I'm waiting for the results. I was impressed with  Dr. Shawn Khodadadian's approach to my problem. As soon as I get my results I'll let You know. 

Jmg Mentor
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1 hour ago, MatthewKNorton said:

Hi, everybody!  Today I visited Open Original Shared Link, where I passed my blood test. Now I'm waiting for the results. I was impressed with  Dr. Shawn Khodadadian's approach to my problem. As soon as I get my results I'll let You know. 

Fingers crossed you get the answers you need. :)

The site CyclingLady linked to above is really good if you want to get further information on the diagnostic process and / or celiac in general. 

Best of luck!

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On 6/30/2017 at 0:08 PM, Jmg said:

Fingers crossed you get the answers you need. :)

The site CyclingLady linked to above is really good if you want to get further information on the diagnostic process and / or celiac in general. 

Best of luck!

Thanks)

MatthewKNorton Newbie
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I have already got the results of my analyses, thanks GOD I don't have celiac.  I was impressed with  Open Original Shared Link work. If I have some problems with my health I would go to his clinic.

cyclinglady Grand Master
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Good news!  Please just make sure that you had the complete celiac panel taken.  I never test positive to the TTG even in follow-up testing.  If my GI had not ordered the entire panel, my diagnosis would have been missed.    Remember, that some celiacs are seronegative (about 10%).  

What was the diagnosis, if you don't mind sharing?  

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