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  1. jcc
    This is news to me! If true, you might want to relay the information you received to the keeper of this list: Open Original Shared Link
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    In the end, one's response to the diet may be the best test of all. For others reading along who may be considering a dietary trial, it really is best to do at least the blood testing before experimenting with diet.... if you think you will ever want to seek an official dx. Then no matter what the results... I always recommend a dietary trial... because...
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    Joseph Murray, M.D, is a reknown gastroenterologist at Mayo~ Open Original Shared Link I may have a recommendation for you by the end of the day for a primary care doctor who understands celiac disease. My DIL is in medical school at Mayo, and she shadowed a doctor in the area who has celiac disease herself. I'm just not sure if she was a primary care...
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    Hello fellow Kenoshans and Wisconsinites! I was born in Milwaukee, grew up in Greendale, attended UWM, and have resided in Kenosha for the last 20+ years. I've been gluten free for eight years, along with my 13 year old daughter. I've been busy advocating about gluten sensitivity ever since we realized my daughter has gluten sensitivity. She doesn...
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    Increased cell volume (MCV) points to B12 deficiency, but I wasn't sure what increased RDW might mean. I tried looking here. It says that an increased RDW could be associated with pernicious anemia (B12 deficiency) Open Original Shared Link But, since B12 deficiency can shows as a high MCV, and iron deficiency shows a low MCV... if you have both B1...
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    I should have known better. I did check the date, but missed the YEAR. I was thinking.... WOW... that is a long thread for an April 17th post....thinking a few weeks, not a few weeks plus a YEAR!!! And no, I didn't read all thousand plus responses to find out . Glad to hear if things are going better for you now... Cara
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    lol.... some people will do anything for $$. Maybe it was one of those studies where you get paid for participating ~
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    Hi Rice Addict~ The research is ongoing, but it is looking at both gluten and casein sensitivity in regard to developing autoimmune Type 1 diabetes. Have you seen any of the research about zonulin? I have accumulated a lot of the information here... hope you find it of interest. Open Original Shared Link Open Original Shared Link Open Original Shared...
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    Betchya its the B12 deficiency. It was for me! Open Original Shared Link Haven't had one since! Cara
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    Hi Electra~ Oh my~ Neither pernicious anemia or celiac disease are rare! Yes, B12 deficiency can result from celiac disease, and may self correct over time. HOWEVER, it is equally possible that you also have pernicious anemia, and will need B12 for the rest of your life. There are antibody tests for pernicious anemia, although they say 25% of...
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    One of my daughter's had a comprehensive stool analysis done by Doctors Data (I think) that looked for bacterial overgrowth, but I think you are right that a breath test is often done~ Good thing to be looking for... though. You might find some other things to consider listed here: Open Original Shared Link While my daughter's diarrhea dropped...
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    This thread is really, really long... but I haven't read here in a while... so I thought I might as well add my 2 cents~ Hi Rachel, About six months into a gluten free diet, my daughters symptoms began to re-emerge. We found she also needed to remove corn.... however, some five years later... she does ok with corn although we try not to overdo (still...
  13. jcc
    My daughter with gluten sensitivity reacts to casein with gastrointestinal symptoms (stomach ache, gas, bloating, diarrhea). Apparently this is not uncommon. Thankfully, while she also had neurological symptoms with gluten, she doesn't seem to get neurological symptoms with casein (although some people do... I've heard of both seizures and peripheral neuropathy...
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    Here is some info I've found about fibromyalbia/CFS. Even without meeting the diagnostic criteria for celiac disease, many people suffer from gluten sensitivity (and possibly other food sensitivities, too) that may contribute to their symptoms. However, if this person hasn't been tested for celiac disease, they SHOULD BE, before removing gluten from...
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    I had a low positive of 160 homogeneous, and 80 peckled (less 40 negative). My only known autoimmune disease is Hashimoto's thyroiditis (anti-TPO > 900). They did look for some other antibodies, but none turned up for me. Celiac Disease and Hashimoto's can cause an elevated ANA from what I've read. as well as many others. This lists some of the...
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