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Tired Of Waiting For Enterolab

Mayflowers

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Mayflowers Contributor
Mayflowers
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Cripe, Enterolab takes a long time to do a test. I'm used to blood tests within a few days. Tomorrow it will be two weeks I've been waiting for results. Needless to say, I've fallen off the wheat wagon a few times. This is NOT easy. I hope the test is negative, but considering how I feel when I eat wheat, indigestion, acid reflux, a general feeling of malaise...most likely it will be positive.. it just tastes so good... :(

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Nancym Enthusiast
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Patience young grasshopper! You should hear very soon.

Aerin328 Apprentice
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I just submitted an Enterolab specimen a few days ago, I believe it can take up to three weeks to get results. I am also impatient. In the meantime, try not to glutenize in your uncertainty! :)

Sarah8793 Enthusiast
Sarah8793
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I tested 3 people in my family, and each one came back in 2 weeks. I'll bet you will hear from them very soon! Waiting is HARD. :)

Mayflowers Contributor
Mayflowers
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Grasshopper. HA! HA! HA! funny! :lol:

Thanks for the support. I guess to say "I'm DYING to know!" would not be funny... in this case huh? :D

Maybe I'll find out tomorrow!

barbara3675 Rookie
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My results came back one day short of two weeks and I suppose it would depend on how busy they are as to how soon you hear. Be patient, that lab is serving the whole USA. Your results will appear on your email which is neat as you can then just print it out. Barbara

Mayflowers Contributor
Mayflowers
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It's 14 days today and no report... :angry:

I emailed them to try to expidite it...

Maybe they found a whole lot of things that's why it's taking so long! :o

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