KVD

Hi Shannon- Yes, the yeast and egg tests are separate and cost an additional amount. I bought the set of tests you referred to (for gluten) plus the yeast and egg tests. I don't recall what they cost, but it's posted on their website. KVD

In my last message (Dec. 2), I posted the results of my blood test for everyone's review. Below is my Enterolab dx followed by the blood tests that I previously posted. I had the biopsy done yesterday, so that is the only test result I am still waiting for. What the Enterolab dx tells me is that the biopsy should be negative (as my doc believes). If positive...

Hmmm....that's really interesting. Change the rules, and the outcome of the game changes quite a bit! It will be good to know what SpecialtyLabs has to say. Mel, I can easily assume what a Primary Immune Deficiency is, but what is it exactly - causes, symptoms, etc? How did you find out that you have this condition? Here's a more general question...

Thanks, this is all very helpful. For the next few weeks I'll be filling my diet to the brim with gluten. I'm a young guy, so I'll have plenty of opportunities to utilize the poison of, if I dare say the b word to you all, beer . The funny thing is that I have always felt quite a drag the day after having just one beer. I'll just have to suck it up!...

All- I am a brand spank'n newbie , but I've followed these messages boards for a number of weeks. I've gotten to a point where I need your help, so here it is: Since I was a child, I have experienced just about all the celiac disease symptoms that everyone has described on these boards (gas, bloating, diarrhea, cramping, dental problems, fatigue...