Long Island Doc?

[blondebombshell]

just wondering who y'all went to.

thanks.

[Silly Yak Pete]

Dr Gautum Reddyin Valley Stream NY on Sunrise Highway. He also has a office in Middle Village Queens. I have been going to him for 8 years for GERD and he diagnosed me right away 3 years ago for my Celiac Disease when I first started to having the really bad gluten reactions.

[Puddy]

Dr. Corina Serer in Massapequa. Seems to be very knowledgeable. Had no GI symptoms, but was anemic and had osteoporosis. She put 2 and 2 together and sent me for endoscopy and bloodwork. Good luck finding a doc you like.

[de caps]

Dr. Corina Serer in Massapequa. Seems to be very knowledgeable. Had no GI symptoms, but was anemic and had osteoporosis. She put 2 and 2 together and sent me for endoscopy and bloodwork. Good luck finding a doc you like.

I have been seeing Dr. Serer for 3 years now. In the beginning I really liked her. Now she seems to busy. She likes to blame every GI symptom on Celiac when it could be something else. I'm now looking for a second opinion out of this practice. I also saw Dr. Pearlman in this group, he hasn't got a clue about Celiac. He said I was "cured" because my blood work is now normal. Go figure.

[darlindeb25]

There must be some doctors with celiac knowledge at Stony Brook. Our celiac support group was saying there is talk that Stony Brook is thinking about starting up a Celiac Center like Columbia University has. Wouldn't that be wonderful? I can't help you with a doctor though. My doctor has no problem believing I am celiac, but he has very little knowledge about celiac. For now, it seems the best doctors are at Columbia, but there is a waiting list to be seen, that isn't good!

[blondebombshell]

i saw dr. kohlrosser/lobo in babylon and they were clueless. they told me that the endo came back negative and that i cant have a gluten allergy/celiac. that being gluten free is expensive and tough.

WTH you know?