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    More information about "Should Doctors Recommend a Gluten-Free Diet for All Elderly Celiac Patients?"
    Celiac.com 04/05/2021 - Celiac disease is highly under diagnosed in the elderly population, partly because it can vary so widely in its presentations, and partly because doctors lack awareness of the potential for celiac disease in older...
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    Is there any chance it contains oats? Around 10% of celiac cannot tolerate oats, even if they are gluten-free oats.
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    This is a great site to search for gluten in meds: https://dailymed.nlm.nih.gov/dailymed/index.cfm
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    A genetic test is a good way to go for your mom! If she has the genetic makeup she should follow up with a screening for celiac disease.
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    This article has more info, even though it's rather old:
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    More information about "Is Advil PM Gluten-Free?"
    Celiac.com 04/03/2021 - We get a lot of questions from people wondering which brands of over the counter drugs are gluten-free and safe for people with celiac disease. We especially get a lot of questions about Advil PM. Specifically...
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    Welcome to the forum! Yes, it would be great if you can provide us with the cut off marker for your TTG test. That would give us more information about where you stand with regard to possibly having celiac disease.
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    Around 44% of first-degree relatives will also have or get celiac disease, so be sure to talk with your family about it and encourage them to get a blood test.
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    This finding is definitely interesting and well hopefully lead to better treatments for COVID-19, and I’m glad to see that there is research which shows that people with celiac disease are at no higher risk for complications due to COVID-19.
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    Many celiacs do not have any obvious symptoms, yet their health risk is still the same. This search will guide you to some research summaries on this topic: https://www.celiac.com/search/?&q=asymptomatic&type=cms_records2&search_and_or=and&search_in=titles&sortby=relevancy
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    The next step might by an endoscopy, and if you do this you need to eat gluten daily for at least two weeks before for the results to be accurate. I would not worry too much about how much damage there might be at this point, because that's why the endoscopy is done, to find this out. If you do have gut damage it will start healing immediately on a gluten...
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    Welcome to the forum! Wow, 2,500 is a very high reading! I agree with @GFinDC that it can take months for this to go down, but the single most important thing is to not eat any hidden gluten, including cross-contamination at restaurants, which is quite common. This article may be helpful:
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    One small clarification, you would need to eat a slice of wheat bread daily for about 6 weeks before getting a blood test for celiac disease, so I can understand your reluctance to do this if the symptoms make you too uncomfortable, however, there would be no way to ever know if you have celiac disease or not without doing this. That said, it does sound...
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    There are no known issues with the covid-19 vaccine in those with celiac disease, so definitely get vaccinated. It's great to hear that you are recovering, and keep in mind that eating out is a common source of contamination (I take GliadinX AN-PEP enzymes before eating out--they are a sponsor of this site), and there are many details you should learn...
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    If you are looking for super healthy whole grain bread this company makes some excellent choices: https://www.grindstonebakery.com
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    I would agree with their findings that you most likely have celiac disease. If you have a hard time believing it you might request a biopsy, but two positive results, even if they are just above the cut off markers, are still positive. Normal people don't react this way to gluten and have these antibody levels.
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    Not eating enough gluten before a test would not cause false-positive results, it might cause false-negative results, as you need to be eating gluten for the damage to occur. If you are not eating gluten the damage begins to heal. If the doctor did not inform you properly of how the biopsy needs to be done, and this is very basic information, then in my opinion...
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    Yes, according to the Mayo Clinic you need to be eating ~1 slice of wheat bread daily for at least 2 weeks before a biopsy, otherwise you could get false-negative results. Gut times vary greatly from person to person, but the average time is two years, and this depends greatly on how badly your gut was damaged. Being 100% gluten-free is the key for...
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    Welcome to the forum! The short answer is YES! All, or nearly all, of your symptoms could be due to untreated celiac disease: Since you've already gone gluten-free, unfortunately, you won't be able to get tested for celiac disease to verify that you have it, as you need to be eating gluten daily in the weeks leading up to any tests for it. If...
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    Welcome to the forum! If possible, could you get your blood test results and share them, along with the cut off makers for a positive for celiac disease, as the tests can vary depending on the lab. With more info we can be more helpful. In Europe (ok, you're no longer in Europe 😉) the protocol in many cases where tests fall 10x the cut off level fo...
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    Because they are still discovering small nuances in genetic markers for celiac disease, this is possible, but very unlikely. Non-celiac gluten sensitivity, however, can't be ruled out, as we still don't have a good scientific understanding of this, nor how genetic makeup may influence it.
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    More information about "Gluten-Free German-Style Sauerkraut Soup"
    Celiac.com 04/01/2021 - These days, probiotic foods are big business. Well, sauerkraut is one of the original probiotic foods, and it remains one of the best. Now, you may be familiar with sauerkraut as a side or topping for hot dogs...
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