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  1. Jordan Carlson
    sorry, didn't realize the picture was so horrible lol. But yes to all of the above. The small darker areas in the photo are the little blisters on my hand.
  2. Jordan Carlson
    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.
  3. Jordan Carlson
    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!
  4. Jordan Carlson
    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...
  5. Jordan Carlson
    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!
  6. Jordan Carlson
    The Tissue Transglutaminase Ab IgA test normal range is 12 U/mL or less. And my result was 40.2 U/mL.
  7. Jordan Carlson
    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...
  8. Jordan Carlson
    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...
  9. Jordan Carlson
    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...
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