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Gastric Bypass Surgery


Fran Steigerwald

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Does anyone have experience with Gastic Bypass surgery and cleiac disease. I can find little information and experience out there, be it doctors or patients.


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Lisa Mentor

I don't have an answer for you Fran, but I wanted to welcome your to the Forum. :)

Jestgar Rising Star

You might think, logically, that it isn't the best idea. I believe malabsorption is a side effect of gastric bypass, and malabsorption is a hall mark of celiac disease.

April in KC Apprentice

I have an uncle who has been interested in the claims that gastric bypass can cure type 2 diabetes..that some cases of Type 2 originate in the gut. My family has some Type 1 diabetes, but lots and lots of Type 2. The gut connection made me wonder about Celiac, too, but I haven't seen anything in print about the effects of GB on Celiac...

Are you trying to figure out if GB could cause Celiac, worsen it, improve it...or cure it? Or something else.

Article on GB and type 2 diabetes:

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SAHM2one Contributor

I had a gastric bypass 7 years ago and have been self diagnosed with celiac disease by diet, my local doctors are a waste of time. If you have a specific question I would love to help you.

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