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  1. SPinch03
    The doctor did just order a celiac panel again for me. Back in September I had some slightly enlarged mesenteric lymph nodes that were found in a CAT scan that he he said were non-specific but I asked if I should be retested and he didn't hesitate to reorder so we'll see...
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    My result for Anti-Gliadin IgG was 3.59IV and anything greater than 0.90 is considered positive. I did have a biopsy done and it was negative at the time.
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    So a couple years ago I was tested for celiac... Ttg IgG/IgA were all negative DGA IgG/IgA were all negative AGA IgG: Positive AGA IgA Negative HLADQB1*02 Negative HLADQB1*03:02 Negative HLADQA1*05 Positive Biopsies have all been negative. I suffer from Hashimoto's thyroiditis and I just feel miserable with all...
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    Posted this on my original thread but then decided to start a new topic in case my old one gets buried. Okay... so here goes all the new lab results: Gliadin (deamidated) IgG: 4 ....normal <20 Gliadin (deamidated) IgA: 9 ....normal <20 tTg IgG: 3 ....Normal <9 tTg IgA: 1 ....Normal <4 Previous blood work I only tested positive...
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    Okay... so here goes all the new lab results: Gliadin (deamidated) IgG: 4 normal <20 Gliadin (deamidated) IgA: 9 normal <20 tTg IgG: 3 Normal <9 tTg IgA: 1 Normal <4 Previous blood work I only tested positive for: Gliadin (AGA) IgG 3.59 IV positive >/= 1.1 IV GI still wants to perform the endoscopy even with the negative...
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    I have Hashimoto's thyroiditis. Last year I was tested for AGA IgG/IgA as well as tTG IgG/IgA. My AGA IgG was the only test that was positive, had biopsy and it was negative. Doctors all pretty much said it was probably a false positive, I'm assuming from having hashimoto's. I was just retested for DGP IgG/IgA and a repeat of tTG IgG/IgA.... so far my...
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    Went to the new Dr. he was very nice and understanding and did say that I am at very high risk for developing celiac. Had repeat blood work done (Waiting on results..) and he already scheduled me for an upper GI. which I will have on September 1st. *fingers crossed* that I get answers!
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    Hello everyone! I'm back after a year of still no answers. Finally seeing a new group of doctors since I recently got a new job. My new primary doctor thinks I may have celiac and wants me to get another opinion. Going to see the new gastroenterologist next week and I can't wait to go. I'm hoping to finally get some answers to the issues I've been having...
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    Hello everyone!! Still on my journey to figure out what's going on with me! I've had a positive gliadin IgG test, negative gliadin IgG, Negative tissue transglutaminase IgG/IgA... Negative biopsy, it showed inflammation and lymphocytes infiltrating the epithilium but no issues with the villi... After I went gluten free for a month and felt great... Reintroduced...
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    Had positive DGP IGG... 3.59IV positive is GT .90 Biopsy says A. Duodenal mucosal biopsies with no significant microscopic abnormality. No diagnostic histology all features of celiac are appreciated. B. Gastric antral and oxytocin mucosal biopsies showing chronic gastritis. Reactive foveolar hyperplasia is present. H. Pylori is negative The material...
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    Had positive DGP IGG... 3.59IV positive is GT .90 Biopsy says A. Duodenal mucosal biopsies with no significant microscopic abnormality. No diagnostic histology all features of celiac are appreciated. B. Gastric antral and oxytocin mucosal biopsies showing chronic gastritis. Reactive foveolar hyperplasia is present. H. Pylori is negative The material...
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    ahhh as soon as I think I'm a step closer to knowing what is wrong I get thrown another curve ball! So here is a little bit of info about me.. 27 year old female with Hashimoto's thyroiditis. I've suddenly developed iron deficiency anemia. After doing some research and seeing my doctor I learned that a lot of people with Hashimoto's can also have celiac...
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    Thanks for your story! Doctor told me to start taking over the counter iron and vitamin B12 in the meantime and if I'm still not absorbing that then I'll have to see a hematologist and receive it through IV. I really don't have any intestinal symptoms either, at least nothing that truly bothers me... I am just TIRED! I'm 27 and I shouldn't be wishing I...
  14. SPinch03
    Let me start off by giving a little background on myself. I am 27 years old and was diagnosed with Hashimoto's Thyroiditis back in 2006. Since my diagnosis I have taken different doses of levothyroxin and everything seems to be under control except for my anti-TPo antibodies which are very high. Now fast forward to the present.... I've recently noticed...
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