Celiac Disease Symptoms | Clinical Presentations for Patients

Are you evaluating a patient for possible clinical evidence of celiac disease?

Yes

Does the patient have a history of ...

• diarrhea?

Yes

• constipation?

Yes

• failure to thrive?

Yes

• short stature?

Yes

• abdominal distention?

Yes

• abdominal pain?

Yes

• vomiting?

Yes

• dyspepsia?

Yes

• anorexia?

Yes

• 'irritable bowel syndrome'?

Yes

• irritability during childhood?

Yes

• anemia due to iron and/or folate deficiency?

Yes

• peripheral neuropathy, ataxia or other neurological symptoms?

Yes

• dermatitis herpetiformis?

Yes

• osteoporosis?

Yes

• unexplained infertility?

Yes

• autoimmune disease?

Yes

• aphthous stomatitis?

Yes

• defect in dental enamel?

Yes

• arthritis?

Yes

• unexplained elevations of liver transaminases?

Yes

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Clinical Presentations for Patients with Celiac Disease

Purpose: To identify clinical findings that may cause a patient with celiac disease to present for a medical evaluation.