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I need a reality check from all of you. I have been going round and round with this issue for years. Here is the bottom line:

Three children and husband - one child is short for age but no digestive issues. Nothing with husband either.

Other 2 children (twins) test results:

BOth have DQ2 (one has an additional HLA-DQB1 *0201, 0602)

One tested through Promethius Lab - all negative blood work

One tested through Enterolab - positive on Gluten sensitivity Stool test (13 units)

One is labeled as Autistic, mood disorder, learning disability, severely constipated, underweight and skin ecemia (sp)

The other is dsylexic and has always had digestive issues (gas).

When they were little both had big tummies and very brightly colored poop

My tests (Promethius Labs)

- Positive for DQ2 but negative for all other blood work

- Been dx with IBS since I was 12 and for the last month and 1/2 - severe morning diaherra

I have my doctor's appt tomorrow and I have this feeling he is going to say the same thing every other doctor has said - no problem.

Do you think that I should just ignore them all and go on a gluten free diet or are they right? It will be extremely difficult with my autistic child to go on diet - all he eats is pasta and bread. Maybe I am just looking for something to correct problems that aren't related. HELP


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ADevoto Explorer
I need a reality check from all of you. I have been going round and round with this issue for years. Here is the bottom line:

Three children and husband - one child is short for age but no digestive issues. Nothing with husband either.

Other 2 children (twins) test results:

BOth have DQ2 (one has an additional HLA-DQB1 *0201, 0602)

One tested through Promethius Lab - all negative blood work

One tested through Enterolab - positive on Gluten sensitivity Stool test (13 units)

One is labeled as Autistic, mood disorder, learning disability, severely constipated, underweight and skin ecemia (sp)

The other is dsylexic and has always had digestive issues (gas).

When they were little both had big tummies and very brightly colored poop

My tests (Promethius Labs)

- Positive for DQ2 but negative for all other blood work

- Been dx with IBS since I was 12 and for the last month and 1/2 - severe morning diaherra

I have my doctor's appt tomorrow and I have this feeling he is going to say the same thing every other doctor has said - no problem.

Do you think that I should just ignore them all and go on a gluten free diet or are they right? It will be extremely difficult with my autistic child to go on diet - all he eats is pasta and bread. Maybe I am just looking for something to correct problems that aren't related. HELP

I forgot to add that I have multiple white matter brain lesions that no one can explain. I have been reading that may also be correlated with celiac.

nora-n Rookie

About the white matter things and gluten, there are several entries about that in www.pubmed.com

YOu probably have read on all the autistic webpages where they report gluten and casein sensitivity, haven't you? And Dr. Karl Ludwig Reichelt's work?

The urine test is now done at neurozym. (peptide test for casein and gliadin)

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