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- trents replied to CeliacMom79's topic in Post Diagnosis, Recovery & Treatment of Celiac Disease3
tTg at 234 at 6 month bloodwork
Well then, I'd say he's making excellent progress. It can take some time for antibody numbers to normalize. Even though new antibodies are no longer being produced, it takes a while for the old ones to be disposed of. Make sure you keep an eye on the alkaline phosphatase levels. It is probably true that is tied to his adolescent growth spurt but it's... -
- CeliacMom79 replied to CeliacMom79's topic in Post Diagnosis, Recovery & Treatment of Celiac Disease3
tTg at 234 at 6 month bloodwork
Hi. Sorry, his previous levels were >250 and we do not know how high they were. So yes, "off the chart". By 'detectable' I just meant that at 234 we now actually have a number as a baseline that we can measure future labs against. All his other liver test functions have been normal. Just the elevated ALP. Thank you. -
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- trents replied to CeliacMom79's topic in Post Diagnosis, Recovery & Treatment of Celiac Disease3
tTg at 234 at 6 month bloodwork
Welcome to the forum, @CeliacMom79! Not sure what you mean when you say you are pleased that his ttg levels are now at "detectable levels"? Earlier in your narrative you said they were originally above 250. Was 250 the upper limit of the scale that was used, such that you actually don't know how high they were originally, i.e. "off the charts"? Were...
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