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My Daughter's Bloodwork


bsummers

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My 18 month old was throwing up/diarrhea everything she ate for the past couple months, being lethargic, not eatting, etc and our specialist just had a Celiac's Panel done after the Upper GI came up negative for reflux. I'm awaiting a call from the doctor, but my MIL is a NP so I consulted her about the results - she came back with her gliadin antibody panel IgA 19 U/mL (Ref <11 U/mL, Positive >17), IgA 4 U/mL (reference Negative <11 U/mL) Can anyone tell me what this means? My MIL just said its a little high - DOES she have Celiac?


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I forgot to mention - they're wanting an endoscopy to biopsy also,

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I don't know about the numbers. I just wanted to let you know that the endoscopy is not so bad. My son had it at 30 months. it was done in 1/2 hour and we went home 2 hours later. He is also diabetic, so that complicated things a little. I was so nervous about it. But it was okay.

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