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Would a raised tsh value, (thyriod fine) give you a wheat/celiac disease or wheat/celiac give you a high tsh?
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Unrelated: Thyroid stimulating hormone is not changed by celiac disease. Low thyroid might be causes by nan autoimmune problem, and celiac may be related to autoimmune problem, but they are different problems.
Answered 11/2/2012
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