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Is it common to have celiac disease if you have sle? i have selective iga deficiency

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Dr. Maya Vazirani answered

Specializes in Neonatology

Yes there is: celeac desease ,IGA deffifficiency are all immune mediated disorders it is advisable that you have an immunologist involved in your care stay well!

Answered 1/27/2016

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