Category Archives: celiac

Pain News – Short Snaps June 2017

Posted on June 26, 2017 by admin

June 2017 Pain News: I put them up as short snaps because not going to blog note them – hope you like. You will probably not find many in news elsewhere.

Posted in Abdominal pain, celiac, chronic fatigue, Fibromyalgia, Headaches, Injection, Interstial Cystitis/Gynecologic, Knee, psychology, shoulder | Leave a comment

Celiac is More Painful Than Thought – and What Does That Mean?

Posted on June 7, 2015 by admin

In seeing new pain patients, I became painfully aware that Celiac or at least gluten sensitivity has a definite presence- so much so that I always looked for it. Now, it looks like “anybody is fair game” now that even … Continue reading →

Posted in Abdominal pain, celiac, Fibromyalgia, Leg Pains, neuropathic | 1 Comment

Celiac – Hard to Diagnose

Posted on June 4, 2011 by admin

Recent talk at CAOM meeting clarified how difficult diagnosis celiac disease is – with an average diagnostic delay of 11.7 years – and some approaches that could help

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Celiac Disease Could Mean Pain and What About Iron For Restless Legs?

Posted on March 22, 2010 by admin

Celiac Disease is associated with multiple problems – migraines, restless leg syndrome (RLS), and now prevalent subclinical sacroliitis. Low iron is implicated in RLS but results on iron supplementation is mixed.

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Migraines More Common in Celiac Disease (Which Could Still Have Normal Biopsy)

Posted on November 15, 2008 by admin

5.5 % of children with migraine were found to have elevated tTGA antibodies. They were considered Potential Celiac Disease [CD] despite normal duodenal biopsies. It is suggested “These patients might develop villous atrophy on repeated biopsies performed 1–4 years later … Continue reading →

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