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Originally Posted by Jaspar
There are several different tests and we do have some family members with neurological issues who were diagnosed with problems with gluten (one distant relative was thought to have a psychiatric disorder for years but actually had Celiac). Another had what used to be termed as the dropsies. I read about a test the other day about gliadorpdin and casomorphin and wondered if that type of leaky gut with the casein and gliadin affecting the brain would also possibly cause other neurological issues as well? What I read was here, but it didn't say anything about that -- I guess that is my long way of asking if the test with blood or enterolab came out negative would it be worth testing with great plains lab? Would that type of positive effect possibly affect periphery????? |
I have to call my brother to find out what tests he had exactly. Interesting enough, he was diagnosed as a schizophrenic as a child. He really does not fit the picture tho' since adulthood. No more hallucinations or delusions, finished school and has a job. He is very neurotic with an OCD component. Very very, nervous and decompensates under severe stress and takes lot of meds. He reminds me sometimes of Bob in the movie "What About Bob."
As for me, I don't know anymore about testing, I am just plain old tired of dealing with doctors with aberrant personalities. I am disillusioned with my neuromuscular doc. My pain and disability mean nothing to her, She actually resented calling me back ( second call back request since May) to give me MRI results and to discuss my wheelchair prescription. She told me we would discuss it and I could get the prescripton at my next visit.....Dec. 26th. How nice of her, since I can barely walk with the rollator now.
