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I was diagnosed with celiac disease for around 6 years. an endoscopy has detected severe duodenitis, associated with erosions. can there be a link?
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No: Celiac involves mainly the small intestine. The duodenal ulcer is more likely from an acid issue.
Answered 10/31/2017
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