Waiting for my celiac test results. Symptoms: no weight gain or height increase for a year. Skin has…

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Waiting for my celiac test results. Symptoms: no weight gain or height increase for a year. Skin has red, rough patches. Stool test shows excess fat and more. Thyroid hormones are normal. Oh God, how scary this is...
I bought a scale yesterday. It shows 0 on the floor, but 71 when I step on it. An hour later, it's 5…
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Lyubanya
Weight gain is jumpy after a year, and so is growth. There are also spots of atopic dermatitis. See a good dermatologist.
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Irina
The symptoms are very obvious
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Lyubanya
Nothing in common, growth and weight after a year may not be measured every month like before, but rather spots and dermatitis
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Irina
stool
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Irina
Growth, weight, stall, year
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Tatyana
Of course, the author has nothing else to do. Why invent an illness and worry about it yourself? We go to the hospital, and based on tests and symptoms… they give a preliminary diagnosis. That's where the worries come from. I also had a biopsy for cervical cancer, do you think I wasn't worried and anxious? It's all so simple for you, I'm really envious.
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Lyubanya
A geneticist will look into this.
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Lyubanya
Gastroenterologist and diet
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Mama♡ocharovatelnoy dochki♡
I understand how anxious it is to wait for test results. Until they're ready, please don't try to diagnose yourself: slowed growth and weight gain, skin changes, or stool abnormalities can have various causes, and only a doctor can figure them out in person. Make an appointment with your pediatrician—and if needed, with a gastroenterologist or dermatologist—bringing the lab results and records of how height and weight have changed. Doctors typically review physical development assessments, complete and biochemical blood tests, stool analysis, and other exams as indicated. If your child seems noticeably worse, showing severe lethargy, signs of dehydration, or other worrying symptoms, call 103/112 immediately. This is reference information and does not replace an in-person visit.
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yuliya
Celiac disease isn't fatal. If you stick to the diet, all symptoms will disappear.
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Lyubanya
There was a recommendation to go to Moscow to see a geneticist, but it's easier to get tested for a diagnosis that matches the symptoms. Read the posts.
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Irina
There's a reason to worry
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Irina
The geneticist needs the test results
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Lyubanya
What's the problem with donating them?
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Irina
I passed, I'm waiting, but I'm writing about how nerve-wracking it is.
Can you read it?
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Tatyana
I understand, so I support you. May everything be well 🙏
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