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  1. #5
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    Feb 2009
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    It also depends on what blood test they used. My SIL was declared celiac due to a positive blood test and because her mum and aunt are. However she didn't have a colonoscopy.

    7 years later while living in Ireland and craving to be able to eat pizza and pasta on a trip to Italy she had the more advanced blood test (Ireland is one the genetic "homes" of this condition) and it turned out she wasn't! The first test apaarently returns a lot of false positives. Apparently a colonoscopy is the only REAL way to confirm it 100%.

    Let's just say she was really peeved to been eating gluten free for seven years but pleased she could eat real Italian pizza!
    Last edited by Kiwi Stoker; 11-28-2012 at 12:26 AM.

 

 

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