If your blood test comes back positive (or if your symptoms are really strong, even with a negative blood test), your doctor will refer you to a gastroenterologist. That’s a stomach doctor. They will want to do an endoscopy.
Okay, the word “endoscopy” sounds terrifying, like something from a sci-fi movie. But here’s the truth: you will be sedated. You’ll be in a nice, hazy nap. You won’t feel a thing. The doctor puts a tiny camera down your throat to take a few microscopic samples from your small intestine.
Think of it as a spa day for your insides. You show up, you get cozy, you take a nap, and you wake up with answers. The biopsies are the gold standard for diagnosis. No guessing, no “maybe.” It’s the truth.
Celiac Test Diagnosis Of Celiac Disease In Adults Based On Serology
