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Thank you very much for helping Best wishes, N

Thank you for answering. I'm sorry, I got the names of the tests confused. The tTG was within normal range, therefore I'm guessing she doesn't have celiac disease, however she does have the gene for it, which means she might develop it someday. P.S. Thank you

First of all, thank you so much for answering my confusing question. I'm only 19, so I'm quite all over the place at the moment. Neither of us consume large amounts of gluten, because it makes us feel horrible (we both get the common symptoms of celiac disease). I am aware that you need to be on a gluten diet in order for any test results to be accurate...

Hi My mother just got her results back: she has two copies of HLA-DQ2 (therefore is HLA-DQ2 homozygous), however her IgA is within normal range. I never got tested for celiac disease, but based on my mom's results, I must have at least one copy of DQ2. Both her and I have had serious albeit very different digestion problems, which we assume have something...