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Neurologist W/ At Least One Celiac Patient


mrsjen

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Hello. I am new. I don't know if I have much to contribute but I do have the easiest gluten-free bread recipe ever and I have had a great experience with an oral surgeon in the Chicago area if anyone is looking for these things.

Foodiegirl I have seen a few nutritionists around here but can't recommend one in terms of expertise on gluten sensitivity or celiac disease (sorry)! Also I was never referred to a GI... skipped that part & did antibody test.

I am hoping to find a neurologist in the Chicago area who has seen MRI's of brains affected by gluten. Want to make sure all the tests my neurologist ordered are the right ones. I called U of I and I guess the Celiac Disease Center is mostly for kids and there is no neurologist who reports gluten as an interest.

Thank you!


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Rush University Medical Center Adult Celiac Disease program. I haven't seen any of the recommended doctors yet. This program helps to coordinate care for people with Celiac Disease and Gluten Sensitivity as well. They help you get referred to all the right specialists. Maybe someone would like to know about this.

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