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Hi!
I've had celiac for as long as I can remember, but diagnosed officially in 2017. Since going gluten-free, I've had intermittent issues but colonoscopy/endoscopy show no signs of active disease, and I adhere to a strict diet.
Recently, my PCP ordered a plethora of tests due to ongoing fatigue. My LFT's are normal, but my AMA (Anti-Mitochondrial Antibody) was positive (36, upper limit is 25). Has anyone else had a positive AMA either coincidentally and/or no liver disease? I have to see a Hepatologist for the risk of PBC.
u/Dependent-Delay9705 — 8 days ago