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hmm that would be too fishy to me to have a positive blood test and a negative biopsy unless maybe you are gluten sensitive? which is different from celiac. Alot of times the best thing that celiacs/or gluten sensitives that are undiagnosed or get negative results will end up doing the gluten free diet anyways and there symptoms all but go away. Might be something to look into even if you dont have celiac. I am glad the procedure went well. I didnt remember my first endoscopy at all either, the second one.. well thats a whole different story but oh well. Glad it went well. They only took three biopsies of my lower intestine as well so I think thats pretty standard but in research for celiac I had read something where close to 6 would have been better. I hope something is found!!!!!! I am keeping my fingers crossed for you. Let us know!
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**Kristin**
First Struck with Anorexia on and off for about 6 years beginning in 1993. 1995 Diagnosed with GERD, IBS, Anxiety. 2006 Diagnosed with CFS, 2009 Diagnosed with Sleep Apnea and Circadian Rhythm Disorder and Hypoglycemia. 2011 Diagnosed with Vitamin D Deficiency and Hyponatremia. But... why?! I think I am one step closer to that answer ON my own. Your are your own advocate for your health! No one can tell you how you can or can't feel!
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