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Daughter Getting Blood Test


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Im having my daughter tested, although she has no symptoms. She is 15yrs old. I was diagnosed just over a year ago and for peace of mind, i want to make sure she is ok. has anyone had their children tested positive without any symptoms ? My 17yr old son went on the diet on his own, because of bad stomach pain and is now on the gluten free diet. Hopefully my daughter will test neg.

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Im having my daughter tested, although she has no symptoms. She is 15yrs old. I was diagnosed just over a year ago and for peace of mind, i want to make sure she is ok. has anyone had their children tested positive without any symptoms ? My 17yr old son went on the diet on his own, because of bad stomach pain and is now on the gluten free diet. Hopefully my daughter will test neg.

Steve

I think it is great you are having her tested! My 13 month old daughter is getting tested tomorrow, and seems pretty obviously celiac. If she tests positive we will be having EVERY member of our family tested just to be sure. We have a history of digestive problems, and this may be the key to it all.

I would not be surprised if your daughter tests positive. It seems that I read somewhere that a father has a higher percentage chance of passing it on to his daughter than to his son. I hope it comes out neg, good luck to you!

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