Dashboard

Follow-up dashboard

A practical orientation screen for what to monitor after diagnosis.

Follow-up area

Serology and recovery

  • Track symptoms together with TTG-IgA or related serology.
  • Remember that normal serology does not prove full mucosal healing.
Follow-up area

Micronutrients

  • Recheck iron, folate, B12, vitamin D, and calcium as clinically indicated.
  • A gluten-free diet improves many deficiencies, but not always completely.
Follow-up area

Bone health

  • Use DEXA and bone-risk follow-up where appropriate.
  • Bone disease is multifactorial, not just calcium/vitamin D malabsorption.
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Persistent symptoms

  • Do not jump straight to refractory disease.
  • Reassess gluten exposure, diet quality, and alternative explanations.
Follow-up area

Diet quality

  • A strict GFD can still be nutritionally incomplete.
  • Low fortification, cost, and processed substitutes matter in long-term care.
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Contamination and oats

  • Calibrate contamination risk without drifting into hypervigilance.
  • Oats remain a special case: often tolerated if pure, but not always simple.