Jerome spent most of his 18 year old a bread lover,
he ate bread with everything and for every meal. One typical Sunday afternoon,
after finishing his usual Sunday lunch, with a healthy side of bread of course, he went on to continue what
he would usually do on any typical Sunday ; Sleep, but this would be no
ordinary Sunday. A few minutes passed as he gazed at his ceiling trying his
best to fall asleep, when he began to experience an immense headache, followed
by an uncontrollable urge to use the bathroom. Jerome spent the next 20 minutes
in the bathroom with a horrible case of diarrhea accompanied by the intense
headache and now, he also noticed an extremely itchy rash on his belly and
chest. Once he left the bathroom he went to his parents and they decided to
visit the doctor first thing Monday morning. When he got to the doctor’s office
and explained his ailment, the first thing they ordered him to do was take a
blood test and to also stop the consumption of bread until the test results
came back. Jerome however, was non-compliant and continued to consume his favorite
food for the next three days, with each day resulting in bowel movement and
excruciating headaches. On the fourth day, he was called back to the office and
the doctor revealed he may have celiac disease, but just to be sure, he would
like Jerome to take a biopsy of his small intestine. After the biopsy, the
results were as clear as could be, Jerome had celiac disease.
Celiac
disease is a genetic autoimmune disorder caused by abnormal immune reaction to
gluten. When someone with celiac disease consumes any substance with gluten which
is a protein found in wheat, rye and barley, their body rejects the gluten and
it cannot be absorbed. The body also launches an immune response against the
gluten which destroys the villi eventually flattening them which decreases the villi’s
ability to absorb nutrients. Celiac disease can lead to long term destruction
of the small intestine and can also lead to other help conditions such as:
- · Early onset osteoporosis or osteopenia
- · Iron deficiency anemia
- · Infertility and miscarriage
- · Vitamin and mineral deficiencies
- ·
Gall Bladder malfunction
Celiac
is a hereditary disease, thus it runs in the family, however, symptoms
may start to occur in people as early as childhood , or as an adult. There are
over 200 symptoms of this disease, but people with the disease may only see a
few symptoms when the onset of the disease begins, some symptoms are:
- · Vomiting
- · Chronic diarrhea
- · Discoloured teeth
- · Fatigue
- · Constipation
- · Irritability
- · Delayed growth and puberty
- · Depression or anxiety
- · Seizures
- · Migraines or headaches.
- · Itchy skin rash
One can test for celiac disease by blood tests or a biopsy of
the small intestine. For a positive test to occur for someone with celiac disease,
they must on a gluten containing diet. If positive, Tissue
Transglutaminase Antibodies (tTG-IgA) will be detected in the
blood, even if they show no symptoms of the disease.
Celiac disease, at present has no
cure, and the only way to cope with this disorder is to live a strict gluten-free lifestyle. So Jerome
, the bread lover will never be able to eat the love of his life, unless he
wants to destroy his small intestine in the process.
Very informative
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