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Has anyone heard of the new celiac screening blood test that has recently come out which measures the immune markers in the blood & supposedly is not dependent on whether the patient has been gluten-free or not? It's supposed to be 99% accurate according to the GI

doctor I saw at UCSF. I'm curious as to if anyone else is familiar with this "new" test & knows if it truly is more reliable & accurate than previous tests, & if it truly doesn't depend on diet prior to the test. I

just had the test & was told my blood does not contain the immune markers consistent with those with celiac. I have been gluten-free for almost a year and a half, & corn-grain-dairy-soy-yeast-free

for about a year as well. still with severe

symptoms from almost everything I eat.


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Has anyone heard of the new celiac screening blood test that has recently come out which measures the immune markers in the blood & supposedly is not dependent on whether the patient has been gluten-free or not? It's supposed to be 99% accurate according to the GI

doctor I saw at UCSF. I'm curious as to if anyone else is familiar with this "new" test & knows if it truly is more reliable & accurate than previous tests, & if it truly doesn't depend on diet prior to the test. I

just had the test & was told my blood does not contain the immune markers consistent with those with celiac. I have been gluten-free for almost a year and a half, & corn-grain-dairy-soy-yeast-free

for about a year as well. still with severe

symptoms from almost everything I eat.

No but I would love to hear more!

mamaw Community Regular

where did you hear about this new test???? You should check it out and post the info....I haven't heard anything about it.

mamaw

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