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Blood Test Results


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I just rec'd the actual blood test results from my pedi. My DD is scheduled to see a GI dr this week , but I was wondering if anyone could tell me what the results mean. My pedi dr in convinced she has celiac disease have to wait to see the GI THursday. Results - Antigliadin 185 & 53


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filititi Apprentice

I was trying to do some research to attempt to help you with those blood values, but I can't find a reference for the actual values. I'm sure that you've probably gotten your results by now, and I wish you the best of luck.

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DLayman Apprentice

I found this today.. perhaps it might help?

ANTI-GLIADIN, IGA, IGG

Specimen:

2 mL serum (red top or SST); Freeze.

Performed:

1x/week, results same day

Reference ranges:

Negative: <20 U

Indeterminate: 21-60 U

Low Positive: 61-90 U

Positive:>90 U

ANTI-TISSUE TRANSGLUTAMINASE (tTG), IGA, IGG

Specimen:

2 mL serum (red top or SST); Freeze.

Performed:

1x /week, results same day

Reference ranges:

IgA:

Negative:

<20 U

Low Positive:

20-30 U

Positive:

>30 U

IgG: Negative, Low Positive, Positive

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