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That lists states: "This finding is not specific to celiac disease, however. Increased epithelial lymphocytes can also occur in other conditions, including inflammatory bowel disease, Sjogren’s syndrome, Helicobacter pylori gastritis, use of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) such as aspirin and ibuprofen, and other food intolerances." Definitely d...

Oh it won't be hard for me to keep eating gluten! I'm a gluten fiend hahah. That's why I waited so long to be retested, I'm praying I come back negative. If I come back positive it will be heartbreaking but I'll do it because my health is important. I think I just adjusted to feeling poorly more often than not, but it would be nice to know definitively whether...

Yes testing was in the fall of 2010. I have an appointment with a celiac specialized GI in January (earliest appointment). I had tried a gluten-free diet for about one month at the time of potential diagnosis but it is so hard and my results were inconclusive so I quit. At this point I should continue eating gluten until January in order to get the most indicative...

Hello, I was first tested for Celiac in 2010 and the results were inconclusive. My presenting symptom was gnawing abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting. My work up was extensive and included abdominal ultrasound (negative), gastric emptying study (borderline delayed), bloodwork and endoscopy. I will post my blood panel and biopsy results below. Basically...