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These are the results of my 3 yo. My 6 yo has confirmed Celiac Disease.

Serum IgA: 30 (44-189)
Gliadin IgA: 6
Gliadin IgG: 21 (High)
Anti-Ttg IgA: <2 (0-3)
Anti-Ttg IgG: 6 (0-5)
Endomysial IgA: Negative
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