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Hi there, 

not sure where the right place to post this is. Does anyone have knowledge of reading sibo results? I’m gluten intolerant, haven’t had endoscopy to fully rule out celiac but based on blood results and genetic screen my chance seems small. After giving up gluten my joint pain has completely gone away but I’m still left with a host of other weird issues so I was ordered to take a sibo test. I won’t be able to discuss my results until next week but I’m dying to know if it’s positive and this could explain all of my awful symptoms. Thank you!!EE4E8ED3-A22B-4248-B26C-36042B9CFBB2.webp.b341b7e3ce30ac4a7abd93a7fdd80208.webp


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Jan Meindfak Apprentice

Looks rather positive to me. 

Scott Adams Grand Master

I'm no expert on SIBO test results, but it looks like a positive test result to me as well. I suspect they will offer you treatment for it, which may include antibiotics.

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