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Test Came Back


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Hi there so my test results finally came back

Part of me did not care as I have noticed great changes both good and bad on the gluten-free diet (bad due to the detoxing effect)

now the DR is awa until Sept but the office gave me my results but Idon't know what they mean can anyone hear help?

this is what it said

all three results igg iga and trans iga where <1 so what does that meant? am or am I not according to the test?


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ShayFL Enthusiast

I dont know the ranges, but I have never seen a range that would put you into the Celiac range according to the tests. But it sounds like you already have your answer. :)

glutenfreegirl Enthusiast
  ShayFL said:
I dont know the ranges, but I have never seen a range that would put you into the Celiac range according to the tests. But it sounds like you already have your answer. :)

That was the weird part there was no range just that number...what are the test usually like? like what would a positive range result be?

ShayFL Enthusiast

I have seen ranges from 3-4 up to 10 for the different tests. It really depends on the lab. If you know what lab you used, you can call them and ask for the range. Some have ranges posted online.

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  ShayFL said:
I have seen ranges from 3-4 up to 10 for the different tests. It really depends on the lab. If you know what lab you used, you can call them and ask for the range. Some have ranges posted online.

Ok I will ck it out and see what I can find...thanks

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