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Old 11-05-2010, 09:30 PM #3
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Default Hi Tulips.......

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Thats a good question. I don't have big stomach issues either. But I have come across many with full positive celiac who only presented with neuronissues.
I had my blood done (negative)
I am not going to do endoscopy.I will try celiac free.
I am seeing that people are getting there stool test done but not sure If it's that valid. I am still looking into it.

How are u anyways. Hang in there!
I'm hanging in there, just getting so sick of having to push these Drs into doing these tests, why are they not coming up with them?! I feel like the Dr.(without the pay check!)
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