There is no known link, but the two conditions present with similar symptoms. We recommend that those who are diagnosed with fibromyalgia also be screened for celiac disease.
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Is there a connection between celiac disease and endometriosis?
We’re not aware of a connection between celiac disease and endometriosis.
(Updated .)How do you tell if you have fructose malabsorption?
Symptoms of fructose malabsorption include abdominal gas/bloating, cramping, and diarrhea. These symptoms are not unique to fructose malabsorption and may be found with malabsorption of other carbohydrates such as lactose. The diagnostic test is called a hydrogen breath test, similar to the one used to diagnose lactose malabsorption.
(Updated .)Are hives associated with celiac disease?
Pressure hives (dermatographism) are a common occurrence and likely not related to celiac disease, but spontaneous hives may be. Discuss oral antihistamines with your medical professional as a possible treatment.
(Updated .)Can untreated celiac disease lead to adrenal gland nodules?
Untreated celiac disease can be associated with adrenal gland malfunctions due to Addison disease. However, we have no data at this time about adrenal gland nodules.
(Updated .)Is it normal to have hypo eosinophilia with celiac disease?
No, it’s not normal.
(Updated .)Is there a connection between celiac disease and Parkinson’s disease?
There is no published evidence of a connection between Parkinson’s disease and celiac disease.
(Updated .)Is it possible for children with celiac disease to run very low temperatures?
If celiac disease is being treated by a gluten-free diet, then running a low temperature should not be related to it. However, if celiac disease is not being treated, a low temperature may be caused by severe malnutrition.
(Updated .)Is there a link between celiac disease and dehydration?
No, there is no link that we are aware of.
(Updated .)Is Multiple Sclerosis (MS) associated with celiac disease?
Both MS and celiac disease are autoimmune diseases and share the same genes. Approximately 10% of those who have MS also have celiac disease.
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