IgA Positive for Anti-Gliadin but Non-Reactive on LRA Test

On this episode of “Ask Dr. J- A practitioner writes in to ask Dr. Jaffe how to respond to people who have had stool IgA positive for anti-gliadin or serum but come up non-reactive on the LRA. Tune in to see what Dr. J has to say!

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Author: Justin Welton

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