Celiac disease is a serious autoimmune condition that affects how the body processes gluten, a protein found in wheat, barley ...

Malabsorption syndrome can’t always be prevented, especially if you have celiac disease, cystic fibrosis, or other chronic conditions. A chronic condition is one that is ongoing and lasts a long ...

Non-classical celiac disease: There may be mild digestive issues but no clear signs of malabsorption. Symptoms can be wide-ranging, affecting other body parts. Silent celiac disease: There are no ...

due to the celiac immune process going into a kind of autopilot. Meanwhile, the disease process in the small intestine leads to the malabsorption of food and the release of mucus, and often blood ...

Malabsorption typically presents as diarrhea, but celiac disease may also cause constipation and other symptoms. This article explores how celiac disease affects the stools, discussing symptoms ...

Vitamin deficiencies in celiac disease, such as A, E, K, B9, and B12, arise from malabsorption and dietary inadequacies. A gluten-free diet typically improves vitamin deficiencies, but persistent ...

When people with celiac disease eat gluten, it damages the lining of the small intestine and can lead to serious problems with nutritional malabsorption. Gluten is the protein in grains such as ...

Celiac disease comes with many digestive symptoms, but some of its other symptoms may surprise you. (Photo Credit: KomootP/Shutterstock) Symptoms of celiac disease happen when your body reacts to ...

Over time, the damage to the small intestine can lead to malabsorption of nutrients, resulting in a range of health conditions, including bone loss and anemia. For people with celiac disease ...