Celiac Disease

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You may want to consider seeing a counselor to help you deal with having celiac disease. Professional counseling involves speaking with a qualified counselor, psychologist, or psychiatrist who can help you cope with or change certain thoughts, feelings, or behaviors.

Nutritional counseling from a registered dietitian who is familiar with celiac disease and the specifics of gluten-free foods can help you create a practical and healthy gluten-free diet.


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Author: Monica Rhodes Last Updated: June 23, 2008
Medical Review: Michael J. Sexton, MD - Pediatrics
Jerry S. Trier, MD - Gastroenterology

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