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I lucked out and am able to get in to see a good endocrinologist next week (the other doc I was gonna see scheduled me for August 31st!!). And I have also had a hunch that my problems are being caused by the "higher centers" of the endocrine system as well; I may be wrong, but I have a hard time believing my thyroid is the only culprit. And in regards...

Kelley-- Yes, that is the only test that was run about celiac. In regards to the thyroid, I actually just found out the results of the further tests that were run. Turns out all of my thyroid hormones are extremely low (TSH, T3, T4, the works). So going to an endocrinologist ASAP!! Thanks for your help. Mushroom-- Thanks for the informative post! I am...

I had my anti-gliadin IgG levels tested for Celiac. The lab designated results as follows: <11 = Negative 11-17 = Equivocal (or according to my doctor, "borderline") >17 = Positive My result: 15. So I fall in the equivocal range. Doc told me to go ahead and try the gluten-free lifestyle and see how that goes. What I am confused about is...