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Hey! My name is Brittany and I am new on here. Me and my brother were just diagnosed with Celiac Disease and he is completely Gluten Free yet I still have to go for my Endoscopy which is on August 1st. I have had a rash on my stomach for about a year now and when I went to the Dermatologist he said I was allergic to Nickel and now I am thinking it might be the DH part of celiac disease. It is very itchy, red, and bumps. Does anyone have the DH part of celiac disease that can tell me if that is the DH part?

Thanks Brittany

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I am afraid I cannot help you, seeing as I do not have DH.

But, I can welcome you here :) Hopefully someone can come along that knows.

If you need any, PM me if you want. :D

-Ash

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