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I asked our doctor about enterolab testing since my 18 month old blood tests all came back inconclusive. She looked into it. Had our lab look into it and tricare approved it! I am SO happy. They are doing the complete workup too! He got glutened and had a hard night last night so I can't wait for a final diagnosis. Now the hard part is getting a clean stool sample from my 18 month old! :huh:


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I asked our doctor about enterolab testing since my 18 month old blood tests all came back inconclusive. She looked into it. Had our lab look into it and tricare approved it! I am SO happy. They are doing the complete workup too! He got glutened and had a hard night last night so I can't wait for a final diagnosis. Now the hard part is getting a clean stool sample from my 18 month old! :huh:

That is fantastic! Let us know the results when you get them :)

AndreaB Contributor

That's Great!!! :D:D:D

It's nice to know that you can go to enterolab. It is so much better than having to wait until alot of damage is done. We just had testing done for the family (see signature).

Keep us posted on the results.

shai76 Explorer

I have Tricare as wel. My husband is retired Navy. They pay for as many RAST (blood allergy) and Celiac tests as we need, but getting them to pay for skin tests is hard. If you ever have skin prick tests for allergies in the future, be sure to get preapproved way ahead of time.

Tricare is great! They even pay for medicines most other insurances will not. They pay for all our allergy and reflux meds, and the most we ever pay is 9 bucks. I love Tricare.

ArtGirl Enthusiast

Great news about Tricare. My husband retired from the Army Reserves just last month so we are signing up for Tricare. You've given me hope that we might get reimbursed for tests at Enterolab.

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