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- Also called: Celiac Sprue, Gluten-Senstitive Enteropathy, and Nontropical Sprue
- Most common genetic disorder
- Affects 1 in 100-150 people
- May is National Celiac Disease Awareness Month
- Undiagnosed in most sufferers
- Treatment: Gluten-Free Diet
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Celiac Disease Questions
How reliable is the home celiac test? (biocard) 3 AnswersCeliac Disease is often misdiagnosed by non-specialists based on the symptoms and inaccurate or misinterpreted tests. Therefore, home tests should not be consid... read more
Anyone have experience making gluten free bread for Celiac Disease? looking for tried and tested recipes! 1 AnswerWhen I'm in a hurry I use Pamela's Bread Mix, but here's a recipe I make that's pretty good: http://sacgfgirl.blogspot.com/2009/01/sour-cream-chive-bread.html read more
Should a school age child, who is often non-verbal and has Celiac Disease wear a bracelet with that information? 1 AnswerI think it would make sense if the school often has supply teachers coming in or even just if it is a big school. If not, though, then I wouldn't worry. It can'... read more
Does anyone know whether sleep problems (insomnia/fatigue) can be normal w/celiac even when there's no gluten causing it? 2 AnswersThe fatigue of celiac disease is usually caused by poor absorption of iron and other nutrients. If you are able to follow a strict gluten free diet then fatigue... read more
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