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Columbus Ohio Doc Needed

jenny2

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can anyone give me some good docs that are familiar with celiac in the columbus ohio area. i am very ill with losing alot of weight and need to find a doc that will take action. thanks.

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can anyone give me some good docs that are familiar with celiac in the columbus ohio area. i am very ill with losing alot of weight and need to find a doc that will take action. thanks.

I was just told by a friend that Dr. Marty M Meyer, with OSU Internal Medicine is excellent. He specializes in Celiac Disease. Chances are you will have to wait 6 months to get an appointment (there is a long wait for all Gastros in Columbus). Good luck!

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thanks for the information on the doc from osu. i am seeing another doc right now and have gotten all the tests done. waiting on biopsy reports. i will keep him in mind if they say i am celiac forsure.

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I second that on Dr. Meyer. I went to medical school with him and he is a great person (and doctor from what I've heard thru the grapevine!)

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