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Celiac Doctor Around Tyler, Texas

Bopeeps

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Bopeeps
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I am trying to locatet a Celica Adult GI Doctor in or around Tyler, TX. I am 69 & was diagnoised with Celiac in December hatt2009. I need to find a doctor who knows somthing about Celiac. I would even go as for as Dallas,TX. Any information would be appreciated.

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I am trying to locatet a Celica Adult GI Doctor in or around Tyler, TX. I am 69 & was diagnoised with Celiac in December hatt2009. I need to find a doctor who knows somthing about Celiac. I would even go as for as Dallas,TX. Any information would be appreciated.

There is Dr. Barroso in Houston.

zkat Apprentice
zkat
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If you are willing to travel to Dallas the Dr. listed below are endorsed by DFW Celiac. I have not used any of the dr.'s but my Endocrinoligist is in the Dallas Diagnostics Group and I have been very impressed with them so far.

Dr. John Secor

8221 Walnut Hill Lane, Dallas, TX

Suite 214, LB 1

214-368-6707

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Dr. Steven Wilkofsky

5934 Harry Hines Blvd. #700

Dallas, TX 75235

214-879-6900.

Dr. Peter Loeb, MD, Internal Medicine

8230 Walnut Hill Lane, Suite 610

Dallas, TX 75231

214-345-7398

Dr. Tya-Mae Julien, MD,

Dallas Diagnostic Association

Baylor Medical Pavilion I

4708 Alliance Blvd, Suite 200

Plano, TX 75093

972-758-6000 or 972-758-4600

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tamrene
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I am from East Texas too. I see Dr Verm in the Houston Medical Center. He is Baylor GI that has been treating celiac for 38 years. I would also join the Houston area Celiac support group. They send a very helpful monthly newsletter and it is only $20 a year. Hope this helps.

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