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  1. My son's pediatricians office just called with the results of his celiac panel. In the nurse's words, "His results were all pretty much normal." Huh? I asked for the actual numbers and such and was told she could not give them over the phone. I then said I'll come by tomorrow to pick up a copy. She put me on hold, came back and told me there was no need...
  2. That was the complete lab report. The only other info is just my personal info. My son is having a variety of systems to include rashes. He was also just dx'd with psoriasis. Why do they not run some tests? Is it based on the results of the other tests? Thanks!
  3. I had a celiac panel done in 2008. My gi told me it was negative, but a derm dx'd me with dh after that. I have been gluten free since the derm, so about one year and am doing great. But I just pulled my records and am wondering about the results: t-Transglutaminase (tTG)AB IgA <3 <r> Endomysium Ab IgA TNP<r> Gliadin...
  4. You can add me to the list! It is healing very nicely (one year later) but it will still starts to bother me at night!
  5. How are you today? If you haven't heard from your doc, you may want to head over to the ER. Drug reactions are not a good thing.
  6. My dd19 is cannot eat apples. Or any fruit with a pit. I would stop with the apples. Then when you are feeling good again, it is up to you if you want to try gluten. I wouldn't bother if you feel so much better. It takes time to heal. I read somewhere that it can take up to 4 years for gluten to get out of your system. I have been gluten-free for...
  7. I just went to the home page of this site and there was a Papa John's Pizza banner ad on it! Maybe they're considering gluten-free pizza?
  8. My own experience led me to believe that doctors don't know as much as they think they do. I was told I was too fat to have celiac disease. My dermatologist wouldn't consider my rash being dh- because I didn't have celiac disease, because I was too fat. The rash that went from my waist to my ankles- the one that would ooze and bleed and scab was just ...
  9. A little background on me: I was diagnosed with Celiac Disease about a year ago after suffering from DH for 4 years (I mean suffering- it grew until it covered most of my legs, across my back side, and sometimes my elbows). I had every test done, all negative. Until a visiting doctor who had just studied DH was able to look at me. She looked at my records...
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