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What Exactly Is DH? Can There Be Varying Degrees?


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My daughter always complains of itchy skin, mostly in the evenings. I spent an hour scratching her back all over tonight. It is never enough and is always her back/shoulders. What is this??


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For me, itchy skin with no obvious rash/hives, etc., represented additional food intolerances.

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There certainly can be different levels of DH just as some are more sensitive than others to ingested gluten, but what you describe doesn't sound like DH.

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ddennis11 Newbie

There certainly can be different levels of DH just as some are more sensitive than others to ingested gluten, but what you describe doesn't sound like DH.

richard

Do you know or have you heard of DH being confused with Perioal Dermatitis in a 12 girl? She has high anti-bodies to gluten and low Immungoblin A (29) but test negative on all other panels?

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Do you know or have you heard of DH being confused with Perioal Dermatitis in a 12 girl? She has high anti-bodies to gluten and low Immungoblin A (29) but test negative on all other panels?

I don't know a anything about this.

richard

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