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Raptorsgal

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If your family doesn’t have Celias but you do . It suppose to be in the gene what happens if I have nobody in my family does.

 

is it possible to still have it if it’s not inherited ? 

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  On 2/8/2023 at 2:28 PM, Raptorsgal said:

If your family doesn’t have Celias but you do . It suppose to be in the gene what happens if I have nobody in my family does.

 

is it possible to still have it if it’s not inherited ? 

Did your family and you get gene tested?  Family members may have silent celiac.  It's been know to skip a generation or so.   Unknown adoptions sometimes plays into this.

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I’m not adopted doesn’t seem to be in the gene should I be worried 

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  On 2/8/2023 at 3:26 PM, Raptorsgal said:

I’m not adopted doesn’t seem to be in the gene should I be worried 

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How were you diagnosed?

 

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The blood tissue trans gluten very high  it’s properly Celias I may need other test  we will see maybe a blood test is enough 

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 Hashimoto's thyroiditis and Type 1 diabetes share genetic roots with celiac.  So while you may be the first celiac patient, look for the other two to see the potential source for celiac.

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