Anonymous wrote:Op here- please don't take us to be with the 99% of the public who self DX celiac or go GFree because it is trendy. We have 3 actual celiacs in our family, myself included.
The frustration is that he has been blood tested in the past but all negative. We are thinking of genetic testing but maybe the the diet first before forking over the money for it. Idk if insurance would cover it.
If it persists and that is what it is, we would want a proper DX to get the necessary accommodations one he starts school.
I'm the one who said "test, please." We also have genuine diagnosed via colonoscopy celiac in the family, and everybody's lives would have been a lot easier if it had been diagnosed earlier. It's annoying that people treat it if you're being trendy when yes, it will destroy my intestines if I eat gluten.