ANTI GLIADIN IGG ANTIBODY

The Anti‑Gliadin IgG Antibody test measures IgG-class antibodies directed against gliadin, a key protein component of gluten. It assesses the immune system’s exposure and response to gluten and is delivered as a convenient home blood test with analysis performed in accredited Dubai laboratories, providing fast and reliable results. This test helps identify immune reactivity to gluten but is not alone diagnostic for celiac disease; results are used alongside clinical assessment and other serology (e.g., tTG) or biopsy when indicated.

Common uses include evaluation of unexplained gastrointestinal symptoms, suspected non‑celiac gluten sensitivity, or monitoring immune response during dietary trials. The test is suitable for adults and children when ordered by a clinician or as part of a supervised diagnostic workup; interpretation should be performed by a healthcare professional in the UAE context to guide dietary changes or further testing. If results are positive or unclear, follow-up with a gastroenterologist or immunology specialist is recommended.

• Anti‑Gliadin IgG antibody
• IgG antibody concentration (U/mL)
• Result interpretation (Negative / Borderline / Positive)

• Persistent bloating, abdominal pain, diarrhea or constipation
• Unexplained iron‑deficiency anemia or weight loss
• Chronic fatigue or neurological symptoms with suspected gluten sensitivity
• Unexplained dermatitis, including dermatitis herpetiformis
• Family history of celiac disease or autoimmune disorders

• Home sample collection with certified phlebotomists in Dubai
• Analysis at accredited Dubai/UAE laboratories for reliable results
• Quick turnaround to support timely dietary or clinical decisions
• Useful as part of a broader diagnostic pathway for gluten‑related disorders

• At‑home blood sample collection (venous or capillary as directed)
• Remain on a gluten‑containing diet for several weeks (typically 4–8 weeks) prior to testing for accurate antibody detection
• No fasting required unless otherwise instructed by the laboratory
• Provide Emirates ID and any relevant medical history or prior test reports at sample collection