A new research by Coeliac UK charity has indicated that one in every four people with an intolerance of the protein gluten will not have proper diagnosis
Celiac Disease
Celiac disease is labeled as a digestive disorder associated with malabsorption as well as an abnormal immune reaction to gluten.
Celiac disease is labeled as a digestive disorder associated with malabsorption as well as an abnormal immune reaction to gluten.
Some of the common diagnoses given to people with the disease included anemia, appendicitis, ulcers, ME, chronic fatigue syndrome, anxiety, depression, gastroenteritis or gallstones
Sarah Sleet, who runs the Coeliac UK charity called for a change in the attitude of the GPs and said that more awareness was needed.
Basis of Celiac Disease Pinned to Three Toxic Proteins in Gluten
Walter and Eliza Hall Institute scientists have found that three protein fragments which make gluten, are toxic to victims of celiac disease.
Walter and Eliza Hall Institute scientists have found that three protein fragments which make gluten, are toxic to victims of celiac disease.
Diagnosis of Celiac Disease Need Not be Based on Biospy Alone
Generally, the diagnosis of celiac disease is based on a characteristic enteropathy in an intestinal biopsy and evidence that these changes are gluten-triggered.
Generally, the diagnosis of celiac disease is based on a characteristic enteropathy in an intestinal biopsy and evidence that these changes are gluten-triggered.
Molecule Critical in Development of Celiac Disease Found
A human protein that appears to play a crucial role in developing celiac disease and other autoimmune disorders, such as multiple sclerosis and diabetes has been discovered
A human protein that appears to play a crucial role in developing celiac disease and other autoimmune disorders, such as multiple sclerosis and diabetes has been discovered
