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What Questions To Ask The Doctor


Phyllis28

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I will be having the routine mid-century colonoscopy this summer. I have not had any follow-up in 29 years for my celiac. Should the doctor perform any tests other related to Celiac? What questions should I ask of the doctor? I want to make sure the doctor is knowledgeable about Celiac. I was diagnosed based on symptoms and response to the diet. I do not want to deal with any doctor who wants to re-diagnose my Celiac.

If anyone in Southern California can provide me with a doctor's name I would appreciate it.

Thanks for your input.


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