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Follow Up After Following Gfcf Diet

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My 5 year old daughter was diagnosed by Enderol as being celiac and casein intolerant in Sept. of 06. This was AFTER the pediatric GI specialist dismissed the diagnosis after positive blood tests and an inconclusive biopsy. We are now 8 months later and I'm wondering what medical follow up she should be having in relation to having celiac. We can't go back to the pediatric GI as he says Enderol is a psedo-science. Her pediatrician believes the celiac diagnosis due to her positive response, however she knows basically nothing about celiac. Should she be having blood tests and, if so, to look for what? For those of you diagnosed by Enderol who did you go to for follow ups; did you seek out a new Dr.?

Thanks for the help,

Kasie

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