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I finally got some of my numbers back on my blood work- but, I don't understand it. Any advice would be greatly appreciated, since my numbers don't match up with the indicated levels I've found in my research!

My doc is not very helpful at this point and now I'm feeling confused and a little scared that the problem really is just in my head.

My history is of digestive problems for the last 10 years. I went to my doc about a month ago and asked for testing for celiac. He ran blood and did a colonoscopy and an upper GI. About a week ago he sent me a letter saying he found nothing abnormal, except for some small growths in my stomach which were not cancerous and he believes are caused from the prilosec I've taken for 10 years. That's it- he had promised me a definitive answer to the pain and weight lose I've indured for the last 10 years- instead he said nothing was abnormal just keep taking the meds anyway.

I called and asked for my blood levels and they are as follows:

IgA 2

IgG 2

Transglucimine 1

Ttg 2

Immunoglbin A 364

If any of you know a good link or understand these please respond. I am feeling a little more than desperate.

By the way I started the gluten-free diet after testing and have been feeling much better. After finding out about the growths I stopped taking all meds all together and that has also been about a month ago.

thanks

-LOLLIE


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i forgot to ask if anyone knew about the difference in symptoms for gluten intolerence versus celiac/

Again, Thanks!

-lollie

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