Jordan Carlson
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Hey Scott! I have experienced the vertigo many of times and know exactly what you’re talking about. This is a little different though. I guess a better way to put it is that it is a major change in blood pressure rather than heart rate. -
Is that what this is? I am newer to the celiac scene lol. Always thought it was eczema that would never end. But makes a lot of sense if it is dermatitis herpetiformis!
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Hey everyone! Wondering if anyone else experiences this. After eating a larger, my heart starts to pound to the point where I can feel my heart beat in my ears. Also experience heart palpitations along with it and usually an anxious feeling. Almost like my body has a massive stress response after the meal. Thinking maybe keeping meals smaller while my stomach...
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Jordan Carlson replied to Jordan Carlson's topic in Celiac Disease Pre-Diagnosis, Testing & Symptoms
Very interesting. Thank you for sharing! I have my endoscopy/colonoscopy in about 2 and a half weeks to confirm celiac and also test for suspected inflammatory bowel disease so I have no idea the extent of the damage to my insides or anything like that. Will be interesting to see what comes of it. Thank you again! -
Test Results
Jordan Carlson replied to Jordan Carlson's topic in Celiac Disease Pre-Diagnosis, Testing & Symptoms
The Tissue Transglutaminase Ab IgA test normal range is 12 U/mL or less. And my result was 40.2 U/mL. -
Hey everyone! Just wondering if anyone else is comfortable comparing blood test results to mine. When I tested positive on the blood test (Tissue Transglutaminase Ab IgA) my result came back at 40.2 U/mL. I have read that some people have a much lower number than me and will get the endoscopy biopsy done and still have the disease present and get the celiac...
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Thank you for your answeres! Sorry @trents I should have added that I am instructed to consume gluten for 2 weeks prior to the scopes for the reason you stated. Not ideal by any means but I am fortunate enough to of gotten the two weeks off of work for medical leave so atleast I can suffer at home LOL. Unfortunately with the medical personal we have in town...
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Hi everyone! I am some what new to all of this. I found out that I am pretty much confirmed celiac through blood test back in September (going for endoscopy/colonoscopy July 18th to confirm celiac and test for IBD as well). I would like some insight though as to the reactions I have been having. So obviously in the begeinning, my reactions felt somewhat...
