kcrawford

Thank you all for your input! So, given that his IgG was 9.1 (normal range being 0-1.9) doesn't that signify an intolerance to gluten? Is there something else that could raise that so significantly? I just hate to continue to give him gluten knowing that he's not tolerating it well. If he had celiac wouldn't the only treatment be to cut gluten anyway? If...

Is it ok if he is not eating gluten when the endoscopy takes place, if the Doctor orders one. I just don't want to back track onto gluten if it's not required, until we get a diagnosis. I've been told that with his IgG numbers being so high above the normal range that that in itself shows there is an intolerance? Thanks in advance!

What tests would the pediatrician order that would require him to be on gluten? We did the celiac panel, is there something we missed?

Our chiropractor ordered blood work for my Son, who turns 2 next week. He struggled with silent reflux as an infant and has had either chronic constipation or diarrhea, very slow growth, and lethargy. The IgA and tTG were both negative, but his IgG for gluten was at 9.1 (normal range 0-1.9) and his IgG for casein was 3.5 (normal range 0-1.9). He also had...