LindsayLew

That's fantastic news. If the blood test comes back negative he'll have to ask the doctor to do that. Thanks.

That's interesting. Good information. Thanks.

Thanks for all your advice. I didn't realize how serious some of his symptoms were. He went yesterday to the internist he's been seeing for years. The doctor basically slapped his forehead in a "doh!" moment and apologized profusely for not adding it all together. They did the blood test, but basically it won't matter. My husband has what he thought was eczema...

My hubby breaks out within hours and it takes a couple days to heal up.

Do you think, then, that he could eat gluten free until a few days before his blood test? Would that make a difference?

They didn't call the "lesions" anything other than that, but they were indeed "bright spots" that were unidentifiable. Also, I notice you have an Aspie child. My husband is Aspie as well as Tourettes. The latter was diagnosed as "atypical" because it showed up uncharacteristically late- in his late teens. The neurologist was hesitant to call it Tourette's...

Hi. I'm new here. I am convinced my husband is Celiac. He has so many related issues it's not even funny: neurological issues, demi seizures, eczema, digestive problems, a history of food allergies, migraines, "lesions" on brain MRI.... none of these things has had a conclusive diagnosis and he's been shuffled from doctor to doctor over the last ten years...