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What Blood Tests To Ask For...


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When I went to get my blood tested for Celiac's about a month ago, they only took 1 vial and the results were negative. I have no idea which antibody they tested for, all they said was that it was negative.

Is 1 vial enough to cover all the antibody bases associated with Celiac's? Could someone tell me exactly what to ask for to do a 'complete' Celiac panel?

Bear with me, I completely don't understand all the different antibodies and such that they look for.

Any help is greatly appreciated! :)

Kim


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Here is a link that will explain the testing. A full panel is important for optimum accuracy.

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