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I am looking for a resource, for adolescent who is gluten sensitive and possible celiac as well as behavioral changes when eating gluten, severe depressio. We reside in The twin Cities area and have not been successful in meeting a doctor who can help us sort through the testing and information. Greatly appreciate a resource.

Thank you


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Dixiebell Contributor

I would contact this group Open Original Shared Link and see if they can help you.

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I am looking for a resource, for adolescent who is gluten sensitive and possible celiac as well as behavioral changes when eating gluten, severe depressio. We reside in The twin Cities area and have not been successful in meeting a doctor who can help us sort through the testing and information. Greatly appreciate a resource.

Thank you

What about Mayo? I know the waits can be long. You could make an appt and still try to find someone else in the meantime.

raeskids Rookie

I live in the Cities and worked with the GI Doctors at Childrens Hospital. Let me know if you need more info, okay?

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