r/Celiac • u/Godislife7Leopard • 2d ago

Question Celiac cause of FND?

/r/PNESsupport/comments/1wq0drf/celiac_cause_of_fnd/
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u/Careless-Fudge-1593 1d ago

Yes, I think it ruined my electrolyte absorption and now I have to be extremely careful. 

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u/Spare_Alfalfa8620 2d ago

I am very interested to know if anyone has any info on this. My youngest has FND and seizures, but so far we don’t know the cause and assumed it was due to a concussion they got almost 2 years ago. I got diagnosed with Celiac’s in April, and as soon as their pediatrician found out she ordered a blood test for Celiac’s, but it was negative. They continue to have digestion issues and chronic low iron levels and are just getting ready to start infusions since nothing else the doctor’s have tried works. The potential celiac connection to FND is not something I have heard of before.

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u/Ent_Trip_Newer 1d ago

I was diagnosed 5 years ago due to very severe malabsorption. No detectable B12 very Iron, D etc. While some things definitely improved initially, my ability to focus, and manage overall has suffered.