calliope

Thanks for the reply, melprkr! Feeling like you're still in a swimming pool moving is a good way to put it. It feels kind of like motion sickness, come to think of it, or a really bad hangover. I was curious because my experience of 'brain fog' in the context of thyroid problems feels so different than brain fog caused by gluten, and I couldn't quite figure...

I went gluten free about a month ago, and was finally feeling *great* last week when wham -- my well-meaning Dad cooked me dinner and forgot to check the ingredients on the fish sauce he used. The upside of being glutened for the first time is that, after a couple weeks of feeling good, I feel like I can discern the symptoms a lot better now. I've noticed...

Thanks! It clarifies things somewhat that the genetic test is used to rule out Celiac, rather than confirm it. And it's good to know there are more tests available.

Hey all, After years of dealing with IBS, panic attacks, and acid reflux, a doctor finally thought to test me for Celiac Disease. I got my test results back today, but my next appointment isn't for another two weeks. I'm hoping someone here might be able to help me interpret the results! For the HLA typing, my results were: The blood...