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Celiac Doctor Around Tyler, Texas


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Bopeeps Newbie

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

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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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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