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Test Results - How Long A Wait?


KayCe234

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KayCe234 Rookie

I had my blood test done yesterday and am wondering how long it takes for them to come back? Regular blood tests are usually back within a day or two, but I was curious if this takes longer?

Also, does the test just test for gluten/celiac or does it test for other things?

Thanks


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jayhawkmom Enthusiast

What type of blood tests did you have? If you had a Celiac panel, they are looking for Celiac - by measuring gliadin antibodies, tissue transglutaminase antibodies, endomysial antibodies, and total IgA levels, since low IgA can throw the rest of the testing results off.

We had to wait about a week for all of our results.

vulpess Newbie

I just had the celiac panel done on March 4, and got the results back March 12 (today). However, my allergist said he had "rushed" the results, so it might have taken even longer in some places.

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