Summit for Wellness Podcast - Celiac Disease
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Table 1. Extraintestinal Manifestations of Celiac Disease
Adverse pregnancy outcomes |
Fatigue/tiredness |
Amenorrhea/missed periods |
Headaches/migraines |
Anemia (both iron and folate deficiency anemia) |
Hearing loss |
Anxiety |
Hepatitis |
Aphthous stomatitis |
Hypertransaminasemia/abnormal liver biochemistry |
Arthralgia/arthritis (juvenile and rheumatoid) |
Hyposplenism |
Ataxia/balance and movement problems |
Hypotonia |
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) |
Infertility |
Autism |
Miscarriage |
Cancer/lymphoma |
Miscarriage |
Cognitive impairment/brain fog |
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease |
Delayed puberty/menarche |
Osteopenia/osteoporosis/bone loss |
Dermatitis/dermatitis herpetiformis/skin rash |
Peripheral neuropathy/tingling or numbness of hands and feet |
Dementia |
Psychosis |
Dental enamel defects/hypoplasia |
Schizophrenia |
Depression |
Short stature |
Developmental delay |
Thyroiditis |
Early menopause |
White matter abnormalities |
Epilepsy/cerebral calcifications/seizures |
NOTE: On the podcast, the importance of retesting was not emphasized. Testing is not “once and done”. If you are at-risk and have tested negative for celiac disease, it is important that you are re-tested every few years because celiac can develop at any time. Also, if you have celiac disease and are not responding to a gluten-free diet, retesting can help determine if you are having inadvertent gluten exposure.
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