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Well she already is able to perform the typical EDS hypermobility traits. (The one were they test your fingers, hands, toes, etc).....she and DH can both do those. She also is somewhat clubfoot. Like you I am hoping it is just type III, hypermobility. I am holding that hope because DH (who I think would of passed it down to her) has had problems with his...

Ok I understand. At least I have a good base knowledge of what is going on, what kind of tests should be ran, and what I should be looking for. I do not hold 100% confidence in all doctors (they are humans too and therefor can make mistakes or miss things) so I like to have an understanding for my own personal reassurance....especially when it comes to one...

I see! I am thinking doing another round of blood test would be a smart idea at this point. These labs are about 1 1/2 years old. So I would think if she is Celiac then her numbers would come back worse. Starting Monday I am going to do a food/drink diary on her and also record her BM's not only for the GI but also for myself. Maybe this will show if particular...

Now I know I am not super skilled in this.....but I am not sure what to make of my 3 year old's test results from 2008. I am sure at her appt on the 16th they will do new tests.....but I am struggling to understand how these results show possible Celiac Disease? Help please from those who are skilled at this. Thank you Thank you in advance as I am sure some...

We saw the GI two years ago for her stomach problems because the NP just was not sure what was going on. I am guessing since we were there before is why she is sending us back there. Thank heavens DH is military and we don't have to be out of pocket for any of it. However I am sure that will change if the testing comes back positive from buying all new kinds...

Well I am wondering exactly what the Celiac Panel is? Like what test they run and what is considered normal and abnormal?

I will start out by just giving some in general family history. The post is about my 3 year old daughter though. My mother has Colitis, Diverticulitis, and IBS. I have IBS and have for about 10 years. From about a year of age my 3 year old started having stomach problems. We and the Dr thought it was an allergy to the proteins in dairy (as opposed to lactose...