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notcrazy Newbie

Hi- real new to all of this and dont know where to start and I am sure that there are more of me out there. After looking at symtpoms, family history,and research, looks like I need to ask the doctor about all of this. where do I start? How do you find a doctor that does not think all of this is in your head?


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Two suggestions: Contact the Celiac Society in your state and ask for a recommendation of a celiac knowledgable doctor, or post under the same doctors section you are in: Looking for a doctor in northern Uzbekistan (or wherever) and see what our members can come up with. If you find another way, please let us all know. :o

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I would start with your primary care physician. I'm sure he or she could give you a list of reputable and knowledgeable specialist in that field. I went to my primary care physician and she was very helpful. If you don't have a primary care physician try your local hospital. They certainly would know who you could contact. I hope this helps you.

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