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My choice of wording with "end stage" celiac wasn't quite what I meant. Progressive celiac disease is probably a better choice of wording, meaning lots of problems stemming from eating gluten. I have been gluten free since I recieved results from enterolab. Tia

I'm sure my question regarding test results would probably be better to instead email Dr. Fine at Enerolab. I'll do that and maybe post if there's informative news about levels that are high. Thanks, Tia

I have just a general question about Enterolab testing results as follows: Fecal antigliadin 102 units (normal <10 units). I'm wondering how severe of a reaction I may be having? I have lupus, Sjordens, and Raynauds syndromes as well as Hashimotos thyroiditis. Lots of autoimmune problems, I'm learning that Celiac is also an autoimmune...

I just recieved my results from Enterolab Fecal Antigliadin IgA 102 units (Normal Range <10) Just wondering what such a high number really reflects in terms of severity? I do have multiple autoimmune problems as does most of my family. My daughter was also tested from Quest laboratory with some elevated IGG at 20.7. Now the gastrointerologist...

Just thought I might comment on your post. Hypothyroidism can cause dry skin and hair.( I have read that Hashimotos Thyroiditis is related to Celiac disease). Jaundice causes yellowing of the eyes and skin, along with dark urine being another symptom of liver dysfunction. Definantly go see a doctor! Hope this helps Tia

Hello, I'm new to the forum.. Thought I would post our story. My daughter has had diarrhea most of her life, she is 4 years old, after her checks being fairly benign I asked for a test for her BM's as they are so fatty and bulky. The pediatrician kindly ordered a malabsorption test which turned out negative of course. I went back to doctor again and asked...