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vege57 wrote:

2cent wrote:

Red Lily wrote:

2cent wrote:

vege57 wrote:

Celiac disease is a digestive and autoimmune disorder that can damage your small intestine., The diagnosis requires a biopsy of the small intestine

I'll post it .

Thank you.  I wonder if that's my g-kid's diagnosis, as well.  

Endoscopy.  Worth it to find out.  Celiac disease can cause terrible problems and it stops your body from absorbing nutrients while it's left unchecked.

Thank you!  I'll be sure to pass this info on to my daughter.  Oh, what she - and her poor kid - have gone through trying to figure out the screaming ache in his belly.  Did narrow it down to an allergy to gluten, (has helped immeasurably!), but who knows?  An endoscopy could be of yet better knowledge/help.

The severe  stomach pain was what alerted us to Harry's problem, same time every night around 3-4 hours after his evening meal, We had him in hospital a couple of times, Sarah did a little research and we asked them to check for celiacs, they were resistant at fisrt but after coming up with no diagnosis they did a blood test which showed up a weak positive and he was booked in for his biopsy, which was conclusive  

2cent wrote:

vege57 wrote:

2cent wrote:

Red Lily wrote:

2cent wrote:
Thank you.  I wonder if that's my g-kid's diagnosis, as well.  

Endoscopy.  Worth it to find out.  Celiac disease can cause terrible problems and it stops your body from absorbing nutrients while it's left unchecked.

Thank you!  I'll be sure to pass this info on to my daughter.  Oh, what she - and her poor kid - have gone through trying to figure out the screaming ache in his belly.  Did narrow it down to an allergy to gluten, (has helped immeasurably!), but who knows?  An endoscopy could be of yet better knowledge/help.

The severe  stomach pain was what alerted us to Harry's problem, same time every night around 3-4 hours after his evening meal, We had him in hospital a couple of times, Sarah did a little research and we asked them to check for celiacs, they were resistant at fisrt but after coming up with no diagnosis they did a blood test which showed up a weak positive and he was booked in for his biopsy, which was conclusive  

Sounds like you came to a conclusion far more quickly than my daughter did w/her son.  Very happy for you.

2cent wrote:

vege57 wrote:

2cent wrote:

Red Lily wrote:

2cent wrote:
Thank you.  I wonder if that's my g-kid's diagnosis, as well.  

Endoscopy.  Worth it to find out.  Celiac disease can cause terrible problems and it stops your body from absorbing nutrients while it's left unchecked.

Thank you!  I'll be sure to pass this info on to my daughter.  Oh, what she - and her poor kid - have gone through trying to figure out the screaming ache in his belly.  Did narrow it down to an allergy to gluten, (has helped immeasurably!), but who knows?  An endoscopy could be of yet better knowledge/help.

The severe  stomach pain was what alerted us to Harry's problem, same time every night around 3-4 hours after his evening meal, We had him in hospital a couple of times, Sarah did a little research and we asked them to check for celiacs, they were resistant at fisrt but after coming up with no diagnosis they did a blood test which showed up a weak positive and he was booked in for his biopsy, which was conclusive  

Sounds like you came to a conclusion far more quickly than my daughter did w/her son.  Very happy for you.

2cent wrote:

vege57 wrote:

2cent wrote:

Red Lily wrote:

2cent wrote:
Thank you.  I wonder if that's my g-kid's diagnosis, as well.  

Endoscopy.  Worth it to find out.  Celiac disease can cause terrible problems and it stops your body from absorbing nutrients while it's left unchecked.

Thank you!  I'll be sure to pass this info on to my daughter.  Oh, what she - and her poor kid - have gone through trying to figure out the screaming ache in his belly.  Did narrow it down to an allergy to gluten, (has helped immeasurably!), but who knows?  An endoscopy could be of yet better knowledge/help.

The severe  stomach pain was what alerted us to Harry's problem, same time every night around 3-4 hours after his evening meal, We had him in hospital a couple of times, Sarah did a little research and we asked them to check for celiacs, they were resistant at fisrt but after coming up with no diagnosis they did a blood test which showed up a weak positive and he was booked in for his biopsy, which was conclusive  

Sounds like you came to a conclusion far more quickly than my daughter did w/her son.  Very happy for you.