Celiac Disease Symptoms
- Abdominal pain.
- Gas or indigestion.
- Loss of weight, although the person may have normal weight.
- Anemia.
- Slow growth.
- Fatigue.
- Vomiting.
- Diarrhea.
- Abdominal distention, which means that our stomach is bloated.
- Outbreak of acne or "water blisters".
Celiac disease or celiac disease is a disorder that affects the lining of the small intestine, preventing proper absorption of nutrients from the digestion process.
Celiac disease symptoms may vary from individual to individual, the disease has various manifestations. Celiac disease may not be diagnosed immediately, it all depends on how much is delayed the appearance of symptoms.
Ninety percent of people affected by celiac disease who do the right treatment, they concluded their condition from digestive symptoms. These symptoms are appearing more frequently.
Its cause is the loss of nutrient absorption due to the lack or decrease of the intestinal villi, which are structures that increase the absorptive surface allowing even more necessary substances from the digestive tract into the blood.
Moreover, the difficulty in absorbing nutrients contributes to fatigue fatigue, weight loss and growth retardation.
Celiac disease symptoms in children may be severe in the growth stage, so you must consult a pediatrician as soon as you presume the presence of this disease. An early detection of this disease will allow for improved quality of life for the child and family.
People over 30, however, mostly suffer from anemia and other minor symptoms. Not being in a stage of growth, this indicator along with the overall weight is not affected.