Despite her medical knowledge, Natalie didn’t realise her symptoms – including neurological issues – could be coeliac disease. Symptoms of coeliac disease can be recurrent, persistent or unexplained. They may include fatigue, stomach pain, nausea, anaemia or neurological issues.​ Coeliac disease affects 1 in 100 people in the UK, but most remain undiagnosed. Find out if you should be tested. Take our quick self-assessment today. | Coeliac UK

Celiac Disease Nursing Diagnosis and Nursing Care Plan - NurseStudy.Net

You can’t always see coeliac disease, but it affects every day life for those who live with it. Every day, people face the challenges of symptoms, dietary vigilance, and navigating a world filled with unintended gluten exposure. At Coeliac UK, we understand this deeply. That’s why we offer practical support, professional advice, and a caring community to stand with you every step of the way. From expert dietitians to easy-to-use resources, we’re here to make life easier and more confident after

Celiac Disease Diet: What You Can and Can't Eat With Celiac Disease

This Coeliac Awareness Month, we're helping more people understand the importance of avoiding cross-contamination on a gluten free diet.​ ​ In this video, Coeliac UK dietitian Lorna explains how to prevent cross-contamination when following a gluten free diet. ​ ​ Even tiny amounts of gluten can cause symptoms and gut damage for people with coeliac disease. Cross-contamination can occur when gluten free food comes into contact with gluten containing food or surfaces.​ ​For more information on pr