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    beach4ever, B6 and Magnesium is important for oxalate stones. see this research about the topic entitled "Primary and secondary hyperoxaluria: Understanding the enigma". In this research B6 is called aka Pyridoxine. Open Original Shared Link Also see this research Open Original Shared Link showing how Magnesium can help kidney...
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    Teliac92, Here is a good thread on headaches/migraines. https://www.celiac.com/forums/topic/122559-vision-issues/?tab=comments#comment-996337 Knitty Kitty has also provided you a good link! on Vitamins/minerals that might help. Here is a good link to entitled "Vitamin Supplementation as Possible Prophylactic Treatment against Migraine...
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    Haley, Knitty Kitty has given you nice links on B-12. Here is some on Vitamin D, your thyroid and how we can become low in nutrients like B-12 and Vitamin D when we get low in stomach acid. Many of the bloating you are experiencing can get better going low CARB. See this thread on bloating. https://www.celiac.com/forums/topic/122...
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    Mama_Bear, Deezer had a similar question in this thread recently. https://www.celiac.com/forums/topic/35894-elevated-lipase-anyone/?tab=comments#comment-996735 In short there is a 1 in 4 chance that undiagnosed celiac is elevating your son's Lipase enzyme levels. Here is the research (it also linked in the above thread) to Lipase levels...
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    pupppy, Here is a couple of quick google searches on the topic. You can find the same thing yourself but basically 1 in 4 (at least in older studies) of celiac's also had or could go on to develop RA (especially) if your not diagnosed as a celiac first. Here is an older celiac.com article about it. /celiac-disease/celiac-disease-amp-related...
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    Matty101, Ennis_tx has given you good advice. A good B-complex and Magnesium as a Citrate or Glycinate will help a lot of things plus a Vitamin D. see this thread on B-Vitamins and celiac disease. /celiac-disease/celiac-disease-diagnosis-testing-amp-treatment/b-vitamins-beneficial-for-celiacs-on-gluten-free-diet-r1416/ and this online...
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    Deezer, I did not have elevated Lipase enzymes. But I did have elevated ALT liver enzymes that got better on a gluten free diet. To answer your question celiac can cause elevated lipase levels the same way it can elevate liver enzyme levels. Here is the research on this topic entitled "Unexplained elevated serum pancreatic enzymes: a reason...
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    pupppy, I agree with Ravenwoodglass. You should give the gluten free diet a try if you are through with all your celiac testing unless you have been sick lately from something else on the UChicago list. To answer your question. See this UChicago link. Open Original Shared Link It should be noted. Though I did not see their source...
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    LilyR, I found more stomach acid helped me. . . not less. The symptom's can be the same are often confused for each other but more stomach acid helped mine. Doctor's don't even test your stomach acid these days. See this string of research though the years. IN 1979 Open Original Shared Link enitled "Epidemic gastritis with hypochlorhydria...
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    Ktyler44, Watch out for grass tetany. Make sure you have a mineral block out at all times. It is rare in my part of the country but it does happen mainly in the same goiter belt apprehensive engineer mentioned. Here is a wiki article on it. Open Original Shared Link I have friends whose cows died (who lives in the Pacific NW) die...
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    Fbmb, I have not had your experience. So I might not be able to help you but I did have recurrent mouth ulcers. And I have had the furry white tongue common with tonsillitis. .. .though it was diagnosed as thrush instead. Probably because my tonsils where not also inflamed. They may not be linked conditions but when I began studying your...
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    cristiana and tessa25, Here is a good thread on the many benefits and the best form and frequency to take Magnesium. Never double (2x) up a dose of Magnesium Citrate (to catch up on a tablet/capsule) if you forgot to take it at breakfast/lunch etc.)) or take it on an empty stomach and you should be fine. Taking the more expensive Magnesium...
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    Squirmingitch, I have been researching Histamine receptors lately. If you are not familiar with them they have recently found a 4th H receptor H4 that is important in Auto-immune conditions. Here is a good overview on the different class of Histamine receptors for those who are not familiar with H2 receptors in general from Bristol University...
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    Cristiana, Here is the research on Magnesium. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22426836 It is best taken ahead of a migraine. ..it doesn't work (as) well for acute cases. But B-2 Riboflavin might. It has a high degree of correlation to migraines and why taking a B-complex should help too! A B-complex (B6,B12, Folic Acid) could...
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    Panda, I had many of the same problems as a kid. You might want to change over to Magnesium Citrate for the Constipation Maalox might be making it worse. Open Original Shared Link For interrupting your full test results when you get them use this link research from the IJCD that talks about how to interrupt Tg2 antibody test results. ...
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    Zedd, I think it was the Giardia it has also been shown to cause what has been termed transient elevation of tTG causing confusion with a Celiac or NCGS diagnosis. See this UChicago page about what else can cause Villi blunting. http://www.cureceliacdisease.org/faq/what-else-can-cause-damage-to-the-small-intestine-other-than-celiac-disease...
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    Dan, I second the Magnesium. Magnesium Citrate will help constipation. It is also been shown to be important in ADHD patients. The one Vitamin/Mineral that really helped my ADHD (really) OCD symptom's was Zinc. Try some Zinc lozenges they will help her focus. Here is the link on appropriate supplementation for ADHD patients entitled...
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    lmj623, If you are taking a statin you need to quit it! or at least take a break from it to see if it causing your muscle pain as a reaction to the medicine. Those high of numbers can be a bad side effect of statins for about 10 percent of those who use statins. https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/high-blood-cholesterol/in-depth...
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    NeedsVitamins, I would add to what Tessa25 said a good B-complex. B-Vitamins are known to help Celiacs'. /celiac-disease/celiac-disease-diagnosis-testing-amp-treatment/b-vitamins-beneficial-for-celiacs-on-gluten-free-diet-r1416/ But we don't often know how to take them. 2/day works well for most people. B-Vitamins are water soluble...
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    Green Turtle, Try treating/testing your stomach acid levels. Here is a good topic thread about it where someone had severe bloat and taking BetaineHCL helped them. Read all the links when you get a chance. Also here is a thread that talks about Iron Deficiency Anemia (IDA). Here is the new original research entitled "Is achlorhydria...
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    Johnny, Stop the apple cider vinegar! and try taking some (3 or 4) BetaineHCL capsules with a meal. If you have not read this thread go back and read the links. Brandi was also having this problem extreme bloating and taking BetaineHCL helped her. Here is why the apple cider vinegar is making it worse. Open Original Shared Link It...
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    Baz1234, In response to these two questions see link on elevated ALT levels in undiagnosed celiacs and old thread about this topic Elevated ALT levels can be indicative of undiagnosed Celiac disease. Here is a very well article about this topic. Open Original Shared Link as to your other conundrum of "first it was celiac but now it is...
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    AGlenn, It comes down to Histamine receptors. Here is a good overview from the University of Bristol. http://www.chm.bris.ac.uk/motm/histamine/jm/receptors.htm The H4 receptor is tied to Auto-immmune reactions. And the newest Histamine receptor discovered. . .. so they are still learning alot about it. Here is the abstract on it. ...
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    MelissaMP, See this medicinenet article link that covers elevated ANA levels very well. Open Original Shared Link Of the many things on this list of organs/body part that can elevate ANA levels in the GI tract as cyclinglady has already noted is Chrons. I study a lot about GI problems having first been IBS, then NCGS (Celiac by blood serology...
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    Johnny, Do you have constipation???? tooo??? Many times low stomach acid will cause bloating especially when we eat a lot carbs. Or do you take a Proton Pump inhibitor this can can cause slow opening of our LES giving more times for carbs to ferment. See this thread I believe it will answer many of your questions. If you can answer...
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