Gliadin Deaminated Antibody IgA - Test, Procedure & Cost

Gliadin Deaminated Antibody IgA

Detection of antibodies to gliadin is a sensitive assay useful in diagnosing celiac disease.

What is the Gliadin Deaminated Antibody IgA test

This test detects the level of deaminated Gliadin antibodies in our blood. This test is conducted to detect of celiac disease.

If a person has celiac disease, his immune system will respond abnormally to gluten which is mainly present in Wheat, Barley, and other products. A person with celiac disease who consumes gluten will have a response in the small intestine, which will lead to damage in the lining of the small intestine, which will lead to the prevention of the absorption of nutrients. This will cause fatigue and weight loss.

In children, it affects their growth.

Other tests, along with Gliadin Deaminated Antibody Test

The other blood tests are:

• Complete blood count
• Thyroid test
• Lipid profile test
• A tissue transglutaminase antibody
• IgA endomysial antibody,

Gliadin Deaminated Antibody IgA Test Results

Results may vary depending on age, gender, health history, and family history

What are the symptoms of Celiac disease?

The symptoms seen in the patient with celiac disease are-

• Persistent Diarrhea
• Excessive weight loss
• Gas
• Constipation
• Fatty and Smelly Stools
• Sores in the mouth

• Itchy rash
• Anxiety

More symptoms can be:

• Headache
• Pain in joints
• Hypersplenism
• Anemia
• Osteoporosis

Gluten intolerance may lead to itching and blisters on the skin. The rashes appear on the elbows, buttocks, and knees.

Other symptoms may include:

• Miscarriages
• Low weight babies
• Delay in puberty
• Retarted growth

How is this Test done?

A needle draws blood from a vein in an arm or hand.

Risks of the Test

The needle may carry the infection.

There may be a sore if the needle stings.

How to get Ready for the Test

A person should have a regular diet and food containing gluten.

Your doctor should know all about your medicines and the supplements in your diet.

Test Recommended?

The test is advised for a person with symptoms of celiac disease, such as constipation or diarrhea, who may have type 1 diabetes.

Interpretation of the Result -

If a person is at low risk for celiac disease and has a negative result, it means he doesn't have the condition.

If A person is at high risk for celiac disease and has a negative impact, the healthcare provider will check out the results based on his symptoms.

A positive effect means it's likely he has celiac disease.