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Finally got my Blood and Endoscopy report confirming that Intestune has healed

aus1708

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aus1708
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Hi Guys, 

I got diagnosed with celiac 3 months back when I join this forum and took advise from all of you on how to tackle it.. Before I start next para, I want to thank everyone whose blog and comments rwally helped me to takle this condition 

In June 2017 I was diagnosed with endoscopy and bllod report that I have celiac.. I didnt have any major symptoms apart from stomach upset for couple of days.. My IgA TTG level was as high as 80 at that time. 

The moment  I was  aware of this conditiin I went on complete gluten free diet. I stop eating out for next 2 monts and onky had food prepared at home.. Being in Indian I was not to dependednt atbhome on gluten products since mostvof induan food dont have gluten in it. But yet i took extreme precaution and in case any doubt i have avoided all the foids which may even contain trace of gluten by cross contamination. 

 

After 3 months, last week i did my blood report and to my surprise it came diwn to 1.5 from 80. It was. drastic change sobthis week I went for endoscopy and another blkod report and both reports come out be good.. No villous atripy and IgA Ttg at 1.25. I was very happy to see that but I know I have to take all this precautiin life long wgich is bit tough.. In last 3 months I didnt get any off day or any symptoms which bother me or my daily life.. I am feeling as good as before duagnosis.. The only thing change is that I keed tobplan my food a daybin advance. 

 

Thanks all for your support.. Wilk keep you updating on my future progress. 

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Ennis-TX Grand Master
Ennis-TX
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Congratulations, keep up the good work.

ravenwoodglass Mentor
ravenwoodglass
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It sounds like you are doing agood job keeping yourself safe. It can be hard at first but your diligence is obviously paying off. Good work.

RMJ Mentor
RMJ
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Congratulations!

cyclinglady Grand Master
cyclinglady
Posted

So nice to hear a success story!  Congratulations.  It sounds like you worked hard to avoid gluten!  

 

squirmingitch Veteran
squirmingitch
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Hooray for your great reports!!!! Kudos to you for working so hard to avoid gluten.

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