Hmmm. 9 People Read This And No Advice?

[JessicaB]

come on guys!

[psawyer]

I read your query, one of now at least 15 who have, but I don't have any relevant information to post on the topic. I had to read the topic to see what the question was, and once I saw the question, I knew that I did not know anything that would help you. I am sure I am not the only person who reads a lot of posts without responding because I don't have anything useful to contribute to the topic. I do hope that someone who can help reads and responds.

[JessicaB]

sorry, im just confused and wish someone had the same situation as me

[MySuicidalTurtle]

You can't expect less than an hour to pass and have a lot of people resond. Clicking a topic doesn't mean someone has actually read it. It's night time and it will be awhile until you get a lot of answers.

[plantime]

Ditto Peter. If I don't have anything different or of value to add, why should I post?

[Lollie]

I think I missed something, What was the question?

Lollie

[plantime]

I don't know. I thought she would repost it in her opening post, but she didn't. There are a lot of new posts each time I come on, so I could very well have just missed it.

[jerseyangel]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who is confused by this.

[tiredofdoctors]

I'm confused, too . . . Also, if no one has any information with regard to a subject, they're not going to BS you and tell you something that could potentially harm you.

[Canadian Karen]

I think she is referring to this thread:

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[mouse]

Everything I have read says that you cannot have a false positive bloodwork. You can only have a false negative test. Your doctor who did the blood work is 100% right and you do have Celiac. As far as the biopsy I cannot answer that as I never had the test. My doctor was back in the stone ages and did not think it was necessary. The only reason I can see to have a biopsy after a positive blood test is to see how much damage has been done to the Villi. I wish I had done it for that reason alone. But at the time I had never heard of Celiac and was extremely ill at the time of diagnosis.