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gluten-free For 3 Days, Can I Test In A Week?


roflcarl

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roflcarl Newbie

Hey guys!

Been off gluten for 2.5-3 days. Been on gluten for 3 months after a 2 month challenge before that. Can I eat it again for a week and be tested by blood and endoscopy or should is that not going to be accurate?

Thanks!


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MitziG Enthusiast

2-3 days should not affect anything, but definitely start eating it now until after all tests are done!

roflcarl Newbie

2-3 days should not affect anything, but definitely start eating it now until after all tests are done!

Thanks! And do you know if its possible that since my B12 levels and vitamin D levels were medium-high on the blood tests that celiac is still possible? I was also supplementing a lot of those two before then. My ferritin was 30 on the low side however.

I felt amazing on gluten-free diet and noticed a lot of changes, but now I want to get a diagnosis and know for sure. But worried that the B12 and vit-d levels will warrant the doctors not to test.

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