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Coeliac Disease and Your Liver: Raised Enzymes and Coeliac Hepatitis
Sometimes coeliac disease first shows up in an unexpected place: a routine blood test where the liver numbers come back a little high. Itβ¦Read →
Coeliac Disease, the Brain and Nerves: Ataxia, Neuropathy and Brain Fog
Coeliac disease is diagnosed in the gut, but it’s a systemic autoimmune condition — and for a small number of people, the nervous systemβ¦Read →
Coeliac Disease in Children: Growth and Development
In children, coeliac disease can look quite different from the adult version. Instead of (or as well as) the classic tummy symptoms, it canβ¦Read →
Conditions That Often Travel with Coeliac Disease: Thyroid, Type 1 Diabetes and More
Coeliac disease rarely travels entirely alone. Because it is an autoimmune condition, it shares genetic and immune ground with a handful of others —β¦Read →
Coeliac Disease and the Kidneys: IgA Nephropathy
A coeliac diagnosis can start you wondering “what else could this affect?” — and somewhere on that list you may have seen the kidneysβ¦Read →
Coeliac Disease and Your Bones: Osteoporosis Risk and What Helps
One of the quieter effects of coeliac disease happens where you can't feel it: in your bones. For years before diagnosis, a damaged gutβ¦Read →
Coeliac Disease and Your Teeth: Enamel Defects and Mouth Ulcers
Coeliac disease can leave its mark in an unexpected place: the mouth. Sometimes it's marks on the adult teeth that were set down yearsβ¦Read →
Coeliac Disease and Your Skin: Dermatitis Herpetiformis Explained
Most people meet coeliac disease through the gut. But for some, the first sign is on the skin: a fierce, blistering itch that noβ¦Read →
Coeliac Disease and Anaemia: Iron, B12 and Folate
For a lot of people, coeliac disease is found not in the gut but in the blood. You feel tired in a way thatβ¦Read →
Coeliac Disease Beyond the Gut: The Whole-Body Effects Worth Knowing
A coeliac diagnosis usually starts with the gut — the bloating, the fatigue, the biopsy that finds damage in the small intestine. So itβ¦Read →
Coeliac Anxiety and Isolation: Is It Normal, and What Helps?
If the constant vigilance around food has left you feeling anxious, worn down or quietly cut off from the people around you, please knowβ¦Read →
How Do I Respond When People Say “Just a Little Won’t Hurt”?
“Surely just a little bit won’t hurt?” is the single most commonly reported social frustration among people with coeliac disease — and it’s exhaustingβ¦Read →Newsletter
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