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Celiac.com 11/16/2018 - The best part of being diagnosed with celiac disease is finding out what you or your child has so that you can get back in control and in a position to do something about it. This article is dedicated to “getting back to basics.” Many of you will already be familiar with these topics. Still, every now and then we need to be reminded—for our well being or the well being of our loved ones—we must not take for granted the everyday food items we grab from the shelves or the medications we must take. We ...
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Thanks so much for the response. This applies to the tater tots and the French fries? My biggest fear is always cross contamination. Sometimes I deprive myself because I’m scared. I don’t always have symptoms from being glutened so I always want to make sure the food is safe because I don’t want it damaging my insides eventually developing into cancer. I’m a worry wart when it comes to my diet but like you said sometimes there’s not enough time to cut your own potato...
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I have a few packages in my freezer. While not certified gluten-free, it is marked Gluten Free on the label by Kraft. This means it has less that 20 ppm. They are pretty handy to have although admit it would be better to fry my own, but sometimes there is not enough time! I have eaten them and have never been glutened. -
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Hi! Each lab has different ranges. Your lab should provide you with a lab range for each of those tests. Without ranges, it can be difficult to interpret, but I would guess the DGP IgA test is positive. That means you might have celiac disease. It only takes one positive on the celiac panel to move forward with more testing. The next step is to keep eating gluten daily and see a Gastroenterologist who can do a endoscopy to obtain biopsies from the sm...
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