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Can celiac be positive with normal complete blood count?


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samplemomof3 Rookie

Did some blood work this morning. Have been suffering from MANY celiac symptoms and doc wanted to check for it. All of my blood work has posted and is within normal ranges, except for the celiac panel (which results have yet to post). 

My dad was saying to me, “it’s all in your head. If you had “this celiac thing” you’re talking about, your blood cells would reflect that. Your white blood cells would be high or something - your metabolic panel wouldn’t be normal.”

Obviously, going to continue to wait to get the celiac panel back, but is it common to have a normal complete blood cell count and still test positive for celiac? 


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tessa25 Rising Star

Normal cbc and above average nutrient levels here. I failed every celiac test. Lol

RMJ Mentor

Yes you can have normal CBC, liver enzymes, etc and still have celiac.

samplemomof3 Rookie

Thank you!! Obviously, my celiac panel hasn’t come back in yet so it could be just fine as well, but was getting frustrated trying to explain that one test (CBC, liver enzymes etc) won’t show conclusively negative celiac. 

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