jennicm01

I know I need to refrain from gluten but that's such a huge lifestyle change and I'm already overwhelmed with everything going on in my life. I'm going to give it a shot but what do I make of my fecal fat score? I've had problems with vitamin deficiencies but other than refraining from gluten, what can I do to help this? I don't have insurance. Has anyone...

I'm so confused. Four years ago I received a result back from Enterolab indicating my fecal antigliadin IgA level was 33 which is fairly high considering many others who started a gluten-free diet with lower scores. I never went on a gluten-free diet because frankly it seems overwhelming to me. At home maybe not as much but when your life is on the go...