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My DD was tested for celiac a couple weeks ago after having chronic diarrhea and vomiting. Her results came back today in the normal range with the exception of 1 test (not sure which one) that was slightly elevated. She has been wheat free for 3 months due to a wheat allergy so I am not sure if these results are accurate and the Dr. doesn't feel that she needs a biopsy. Could a wheat allergy cause the slight elavation? or is it possible that she could be developing celiac? or that she didn't have enough in her system to show results? Any input is appricated.

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My DD was tested for celiac a couple weeks ago after having chronic diarrhea and vomiting. Her results came back today in the normal range with the exception of 1 test (not sure which one) that was slightly elevated. She has been wheat free for 3 months due to a wheat allergy so I am not sure if these results are accurate and the Dr. doesn't feel that she needs a biopsy. Could a wheat allergy cause the slight elavation? or is it possible that she could be developing celiac? or that she didn't have enough in her system to show results? Any input is appricated.

Tina

If she has been wheat free for 3 months it most definately would impact those extrememly unreliable tests. My whole hearted suggestion would be to take the next step and go gluten free for at least a couple of months. Please don't rely just on the blood work for diagnosis, it could delay her recovery for a very, very long time while more permanent damage occurs. Dietary response IMHO is the best test. I just wish I had known this before it was too late for my family.

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My DD was tested for celiac a couple weeks ago after having chronic diarrhea and vomiting. Her results came back today in the normal range with the exception of 1 test (not sure which one) that was slightly elevated. She has been wheat free for 3 months due to a wheat allergy so I am not sure if these results are accurate and the Dr. doesn't feel that she needs a biopsy. Could a wheat allergy cause the slight elavation? or is it possible that she could be developing celiac? or that she didn't have enough in her system to show results? Any input is appricated.

Tina

I am curious on which was slightly elevated, is there a way you could find out?

paula

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