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Intolerance To Dairy Or Not?

kds0

By kds0
in Coping with Celiac Disease

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kds0 Newbie
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I'm really confused. I had done Enterolab and food intolerance testing around the same time.

Enterolab says no reaction:

Fecal anti-casein (cow

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ShayFL Enthusiast
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Have you had a Total IgA test done to see if you are deficient or low? If you are then you will not be able to produce a lot of IgA antibodies and your tests will show negative when you could really be having a strong reaction.

But ALWAYS the proof is in the diet. Remove dairy and see what happens. If you improve, you have your answer.

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Thanks, no I have never had a total IgA test before. I assume this is something I can request from my doctor?

Off topic here but is that a Great Dane in your profile pic? I have one so always looking for fellow dane lovers. :)

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Yes, you can ask your doctor for it. :)

That is our Bacchus...a harlequin Great Dane. A mixed media painting I did of him. We rescue. We had 3 plus a standard poodle. But the 2 senior dogs 13 and 10 passed away within the last 9 months. So we have 2 dogs now, but are expecting our next adoption within the next 2 weeks. A black girl.

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Autumn my GD turned 2 in July and Blaze my dalmatian we rescued her May 2007; she was deemed unadoptable becuase of her age. She's a doll, 14-1/2 years old.

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You can see my pups on my My Space page. terracegallery

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