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  1. hi! and welcome! im pretty new here as well, but i can tell you that the people here are very supportive and knowledgeable!!! as far as the question of hidden wheat/gluten in products, im learning that this stuff is everywhere, and often "disguised" as something else! i don't want to give you mis information so I'll let someone else give more info on that...
  2. thank you everyone for your very helpful replies!! everyone here is so supportive!! i looked into that link and the research that is sighted there is really interesting, thx for the tip! im going to call my old gi tomorrow and request a copy of my records, hopefully that will help. my current doctor is mailing a copy of my lab results to me as well. hopefully...
  3. thanks for the advice everyone! is there such a thing as negative blood work and positive biopsy?? i ask because my daughter's gi said that there is no difference between "duodenitis", which i have been diagnosed with, and damaged/blunted villi. any info is appreciated!!!
  4. hey everyone! here's my dilemma... about 4 years ago i saw a gi doc after years of gi problems and months of trips to the hospital for SEVERE vomiting and d, i was very low in potassium, they got my levels up with an iv and sent me home. the gi did an egd and colonoscopy... i was diagnosed with IBS and duodenitis(which is another word for damaged villi according...
  5. my daughter was tested last week and her results came back in two days, mine still aren't in and its been over a week now!! what gives!
  6. thanks for the replies! any info helps! this is all so overwhelming...i'm just ready for them to diagnose her so that we can get her feeling better. she's always nauseated, has chronic (very foul smelling) diarrhea,gas, bloating, tummy aches, fatigue...etc. its sounds like celiac to me, but it doesn't really matter as long as we can get her better. ugh!!...
  7. hi everyone its me again! okay so we went to the ped gi today and now more confused than before!! my daughter's test was a transglutaminase IgG test which she said is not as reliable as the transglutaminase IgA test, so first of all what's the difference between the two? also, she said that since it was a weak positive it might be a false positive.. so we...
  8. thank you so much for your response!! I'm not excited about this diagnosis, but at this point any information helps to ease the anxiety. i fully expected her to be diagnosed with IBS like me(i am now awaiting my celiac panel results, ugh), so this diagnosis was quite a surprise. any ideas, opinions, comments on going forth with a biopsy?
  9. i went to my daughter's doctor today and picked up a copy of her lab results. her transglutaminase(tTG) IgG test was a 6 which the lab labeled as a weak positive. does this mean she might not have celiac after all?? any info would help, so confused!! thanks!!~K
  10. hi brian! thank you very much for your reply! it helps a lot! another question i have is about the biopsy. the tests that were run on my daughter included what the doc referred to as the basic stuff, which she said was like thyroid, elektrolytes etc.... these tests were all "normal", does this indicate that she has little or no villi damage thus far? if...
  11. Hi everyone! im new here..... after taking my 7 year old daughter to her pcp with gi symptoms the doc ran two celiac disease tests.. the gliadin and the endomysial(ema) tests. they called two days later with results saying that both tests came back "elevated" and that she probably has celiac but that the diagnosis needs to be confirmed by a gi specialist...
  12. hi! i am new to here as well and also live in the DFW area.....arlington to be exact. i recently took my 7 year old daughter to her pcp after a long history of gi problems. the symptoms were very similar to my IBS symptoms, i was diagnosed with IBS about 4 years ago, with no celiac test done. the pcp ran two celiac disease tests on her, the gliadin and endomysial...
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