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Yes my IGG was very high (over 6 is positive, I scored a 10). My IGA was only a 1 (4 or higher was positive).

I'm not familiar with DGP? I only was tested for TTG IGA and TTG IGG which I thought were the two standard tests. Also Gliadin (Deamidated) for IGG/IGA.. (which were negative).

I tested positive for TTG IGG but not TTG IGA, and I do not have IGA deficiency. Basically I was just told to avoid gluten because I'm "probably celiac". I am curious what else could be causing the high IGG? If not gluten..?

I also didn't score positive on TTG IGA (only a "1", 4 or higher was positive) but my TTG IGG was "10", 6 or higher is positive. So I was told to avoid gluten but read conflicting things online. Seems like IGA is the more reliable one (and no I don't have a deficiency). Did you find anything else...

Interesting.. Yes they did test for IGA and it was "5" (20 or higher was "positive") but pretty sure I asked and they said I didn't have a "deficiency". So I guess I'm just like a lot of people who seem to have a high IGG but not IGA... Which might be gluten sensitivity or celiac? Probably is per...

Thanks. Yes I've read through a lot of the other posts on the topic but nothing seems super clear. I just got retested actually so we'll see how those results come back.

Hi, Does anyone have any experience with having a low TTG IGA test (but not "deficient")... 1.. Over 4 was positive on scale they used... But my TTG IGG was really high (10...anything over 6 was "positive"). My understanding is TTG IGA is the more accurate of the two tests but...

Hi everyone, I had my TTG IGG test done recently by Quest Diagnostics and it came back as "10" (6 and higher is positive)... My TTG IGA test only came back as a "1" ( 4 and higher is positive)... First question, is 10 considered pretty high/noteworthy on the IGG or kinda not really? ...