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  1. Hi Beth. I've had a look at it says the results are in g/l It's says that the normal values are: IgG 6-16 IgA 0.8 - 2.8 IgM 0.5-1.9 Is that any help?
  2. Okay so I had an immunoglobin blood test done the results were: IgG 9.27 g/l IgA 2.01 g/l IgM 0.73 g/l I'm not quite sure what all of that means!
  3. My doctor just phoned me and said that my celiac test result was negative from the IGA result. So I explained to her that I already knew the results as I called a few days ago and that I am concerned that I am IGA deficient. She was extremely rude to me and said it was highly unlikely that I am IGA deficient. So i told her that I would like further IGG blood...
  4. Thank you for getting back to me! It seems like I most likely do not have celiac disease but I will ask my doctor to do the other blood tests to be sure. I am guessing that my result of zero does mean I am likely to be IgA deficient?
  5. Thank you for getting back to me! The blood test definitely says: IgA tissue transglutaminase ab 0 u/ml It also goes on to say that the test is invalid in people with IgA deficiency. I think I need to go back and see my doctor next week and ask for different tests. I have to say this is a really frustrating journey!
  6. My IGA result has come back as 0. What does that mean? I've been reading about IGA deficiency and celiac disease. My symptoms strongly point to celiac disease so I am a bit perplexed now! I'm not sure if they can do other blood tests in the UK for celiac disease! Any advice or help would be greatly appreciated!
  7. I've been experiencing some symptoms for the last year or so and I am a bit concerned they may be indicative of celiac disease. My symptoms include: constipation diarrhoea bloating abdo pain after eating carb rich foods lethargy heartburn & acid reflux every day. Should I see my doctor and say I am worried? Thanks in advance!
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