I was diagnosed when I was 5, I am 15 now it took the doctors 1-2 months to diagnose. I would say living with this disease Is harder than it looks specially in a country like India where almost everything is made Up of wheat and I feel like people need to be educated about this problem and every restaurant and grocery stores should have gluten Free stuff even in school canteens.
@@shailjachaudhary-ez1qh in my case I was a little lucky that my mom did a lot of research on it and now she makes literally everything that has gluten, gluten Free at home like bread, cake, cookies even all kinds of Indian food doctors in my city refers the patients to my mom and she guides them free of coast so I never got to experience that feeling of not being able to enjoy things I like, but yes sometimes when I am out with my friends and they all are buying something to eat and I ask them to get something which is gluten-free they just seem to not understand and that's why I say that people needs to be educated about it because my friends don't even know what gluten is, and I'd suggest that stop wasting money on treatment because it totally depends on your body if you could ever eat gluten again many patients gets cured with time but most of the people don't it also depends on the severity, your sister might not have it on a major level, so it just depends body to body And at the end of the day I feel like I have learnt to live with it and maybe you should also accept it and celiac community stands strong so just try to make it your strength☺
It took me so long to get diagnosed. I've been on a low carb diet most of my life. So I was eating enough to make me sick, but not enough to show up on a test.
It’s not that dangerous to go gluten free. If you suspect you have celiac disease and go gluten free. If your symptoms resolve then obviously you made the right choice. If they don’t resolve then obviously you need to look into things further.
Lauren M1 well by go gluten free I mean go gluten free. Yes very small amounts of gluten can make someone sick. So go gluten free....there are multiple people I know with celiac disease.
@Judging Budgie doesn’t make a difference. Lots of people cut out gluten 100%. If symptoms totally resolve then stick with it. If you want to get tested or get a scope that is up to the individual. Some people complain and say they are still sick but never actually cut out gluten.
@Judging Budgie it’s not as serious as truly serious ibd like crohns and ulcerative colitis. People have damage from celiac which completely resolves once gluten is removed. Yes it can be serious but is treatable by removing gluten. There are 3 people in my family that had celiac. Once gluten was removed they are totally fine.
@Judging Budgie that goes for any issues people have with their bodies. If you leave basically anything untreated it can result in more damage, more complications and potential cancers.
I was diagnosed when I was 5, I am 15 now it took the doctors 1-2 months to diagnose. I would say living with this disease Is harder than it looks specially in a country like India where almost everything is made Up of wheat and I feel like people need to be educated about this problem and every restaurant and grocery stores should have gluten Free stuff even in school canteens.
@@shailjachaudhary-ez1qh in my case I was a little lucky that my mom did a lot of research on it and now she makes literally everything that has gluten, gluten Free at home like bread, cake, cookies even all kinds of Indian food doctors in my city refers the patients to my mom and she guides them free of coast so I never got to experience that feeling of not being able to enjoy things I like, but yes sometimes when I am out with my friends and they all are buying something to eat and I ask them to get something which is gluten-free they just seem to not understand and that's why I say that people needs to be educated about it because my friends don't even know what gluten is, and I'd suggest that stop wasting money on treatment because it totally depends on your body if you could ever eat gluten again many patients gets cured with time but most of the people don't it also depends on the severity, your sister might not have it on a major level, so it just depends body to body
And at the end of the day I feel like I have learnt to live with it and maybe you should also accept it and celiac community stands strong so just try to make it your strength☺
It took me so long to get diagnosed. I've been on a low carb diet most of my life. So I was eating enough to make me sick, but not enough to show up on a test.
"Your son is gay"
"What?!"
"No I'm just kidding, he is just celiac"
"Thank God!"
Genetic testing is the only absolute....I went 57 yrs without a diagnosis. My channel is Celiac Revelation. Hugs! To your son and your family.
i was diagnosed at 13 and vomited everyday for 6 months because my anti bodies were so high
I was diagnosed at age 19
Did it make you loose weight?
@@moneymanusa7 No
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Meeting Dr IGUDIA UA-cam channel was the beginning of a new life for me after using his herbs medication in curing my Coeliac disease.
It’s not that dangerous to go gluten free. If you suspect you have celiac disease and go gluten free. If your symptoms resolve then obviously you made the right choice. If they don’t resolve then obviously you need to look into things further.
It’s not that easy. Even a microgram of gluten can make someone sick for days.
Lauren M1 well by go gluten free I mean go gluten free. Yes very small amounts of gluten can make someone sick. So go gluten free....there are multiple people I know with celiac disease.
@Judging Budgie doesn’t make a difference. Lots of people cut out gluten 100%. If symptoms totally resolve then stick with it. If you want to get tested or get a scope that is up to the individual. Some people complain and say they are still sick but never actually cut out gluten.
@Judging Budgie it’s not as serious as truly serious ibd like crohns and ulcerative colitis. People have damage from celiac which completely resolves once gluten is removed. Yes it can be serious but is treatable by removing gluten. There are 3 people in my family that had celiac. Once gluten was removed they are totally fine.
@Judging Budgie that goes for any issues people have with their bodies. If you leave basically anything untreated it can result in more damage, more complications and potential cancers.
I know your problem. Is simple.