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Having wheat allergy... detect approx 6 yrs back then ttg was 185 and right now it is 118 and height, weight, hb are normal now.. does it curable.?
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Celiac incurrable: Gluten allergy / celiac disease is managed by eliminating gluten from the diet. Removal of gluten can lead to normalization of laboratory abnormalities (anemia for example). Unfortunately, symptoms will return if a gluten containing diet is resumed.
Answered 9/25/2016
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