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I was tested for celiac and the results were emailed to me. what iga levels are considered to be normal and abnormal?

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Dr. John Chiu answered

Ask dr: The lab report should include a normal range for that lab or the doctor should have told you whether it was normal or abnormal.

Answered 1/21/2014

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Celiac disease? Biopsy needed?Endomysial AB IGA Negative,Gliadin AB IGA High=16, Anti-Gliadin IGG A B High=22, t-transglutanimaze IGG Normal 1.7, t-transglutanimaze igA Normal 3.1, IGA Normal 186

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What does IgG mean?IgG was 1,685 and Ref range was 700-1600.IgA and IgM were normal. I likely have celiac disease because of antibodies but have been gluten free 6 months. What does slightly high IgG mean and could it relate to covid-19 vaccine?

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What could be causing high serum IGA (700s) if monoclonal protein ruled out with SPEP, free light chains and immunofixation? Normal liver function, normal colonoscopy and negative ANA, negative for celiac disease. No known infections present.

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