Gluten-sensitive enteropathy testing in Cockermouth

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Tests that cover Gluten-sensitive enteropathy

Gluten Intolerance Test
Gluten Intolerance Test by LloydsPharmacy

40 Berry Lane, Preston, PR3 3JJ, United Kingdom

67.9 km

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A Gluten Intolerance Test costs £12.49

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Gluten Sensitivity Test by LloydsPharmacy

Flintoff Way, Preston, PR1 6PJ, United Kingdom

67.9 km

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A Gluten Intolerance Test costs £12.49

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Gluten Intolerance Test by LloydsPharmacy

112 Deepdale Road, Preston, PR1 5AR, United Kingdom

67.9 km

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A Gluten Intolerance Test costs £12.49

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Gluten Sensitivity Test by Dam Health Manchester Clinic

171 Friargate, Preston, PR1 2, United Kingdom

67.9 km

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A Gluten Intolerance Test costs £139.00

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Gluten Intolerance Test by LloydsPharmacy

Geoffrey Street, Preston, PR1 5NE, United Kingdom

67.9 km

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A Gluten Intolerance Test costs £12.49

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Gluten Intolerance Test by Nuffield Health Covent Garden Fitness and Wellbeing Gym

Capitol Centre, Preston, PR5 4AW, United Kingdom

67.9 km

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Gluten Sensitivity Test by LloydsPharmacy

Cuerden Way, Preston, PR5 6BJ, United Kingdom

67.9 km

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A Gluten Intolerance Test costs £12.49

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Gluten Sensitivity Test by Spire Parkway Hospital

27 Durham Road, Sunderland, SR3 3LT, United Kingdom

80.7 km

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Gluten Intolerance Test by LloydsPharmacy

Silksworth Lane, Sunderland, SR3 1PD, United Kingdom

80.7 km

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A Gluten Intolerance Test costs £12.49

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Gluten Intolerance Test by LloydsPharmacy

Wessington Way, Sunderland, SR5 3JG, United Kingdom

80.7 km

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A Gluten Intolerance Test costs £12.49

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Gluten-sensitive enteropathy - symptoms and how to test

Celiac disease is a chronic digestive and immunological illness that causes damage to the small intestine. Consuming gluten-containing foods is the primary cause of the condition. The infection can lead to chronic digestive issues that prevent the body from absorbing the required nutrients. Worldwide, both children and adults have celiac disease. White Americans have a higher incidence of celiac disease than any other race or ethnicity in the United States. Celiac disease is more common in females than in males. Before starting a gluten-free diet, it is important to get tested for celiac disease. If the tests show celiac disease, your doctor will likely request an endoscopy.