Is this Celiac Disease common?

[Cerda394]

My EMA test came out NEG 2x

Transglutaminase IG A POSITIVE 2X

Endoscopy Biopsy no Evidence for Celiac. Negative

When eat I get an extreme morphine high I really mean it.. Gluten free foods do not even work for me. Everything I eat is triggering this.

When this began. Jan 2018. I mixed and overdosed on supplements to get extreme morphine sedative effects. It has not gone away for 8 months. Is morphine effect a common symptom of Celiac? An extreme morphine high and painkilling sedative effects? Sometimes aggression and burst of energy? This even happens with certain brands of water. I think those supplements are stuck. Are doctors missing something?

 

Edited September 7, 2018 by Cerda394

[cyclinglady]

7 hours ago, Cerda394 said:

My EMA test came out NEG 2x

Transglutaminase IG A POSITIVE 2X

Endoscopy Biopsy no Evidence for Celiac. Negative

When eat I get an extreme morphine high I really mean it.. Gluten free foods do not even work for me. Everything I eat is triggering this.

When this began. Jan 2018. I mixed and overdosed on supplements to get extreme morphine sedative effects. It has not gone away for 8 months. Is morphine effect a common symptom of Celiac? An extreme morphine high and painkilling sedative effects? Sometimes aggression and burst of energy? This even happens with certain brands of water. I think those supplements are stuck. Are doctors missing something?

 

I am not sure what you mean by a morphine high.  My experience on the drug morphine after surgery was pain elimination and sleepiness.  No euphoria.  

You had two positives on the TTG IgA. I can share that I never have had positives on the TTG or EMA.  I only test positive on the DGP IgA.  So, do not discount your TTG test results.    It was good that you moved forward and had the endoscopy.  Unfortunately, it is easy to miss damaged patches as the small intestine is vast (the size of a tennis court).  Your damage may be closer to the large intestine or just starting.  How many biopsies were actually taken.  More than four is recommended.  Get copies of all your records.  It is your right!  

Not much is known about celiac disease and the brain.  Gluten may be impacting your brain, or you might have a mental illness that is unrelated.  

Stay on the gluten free diet, do not take supplements unless your doctor prescribes them and you have verified that they are gluten free.  Talk to your doctor about your mental illness issues.  You might need medication (be sure it is gluten free).  

Read our Newbie 101 thread under the Coping section of the forum.  

I hope you feel better soon!  

Edited September 7, 2018 by cyclinglady

[Cerda394]

Thanks it is good to know it could start at other regions of the small intestine. They have ruled out psychological. People hesitate when I say it. I mean what I say. Keep in mind... This occurs with anything I ingest. Thank you for your input though. Closer to figuring it out.

Edited September 7, 2018 by Cerda394