Table 1.
Typical and atypical forms of Celiac Disease (from Ref. [7]).
| Sign or symptom | Age most commonly involved |
|---|---|
|
Typical Celiac Disease | |
| Vomiting | Infancy |
| Anorexia | Infancy to early childhood |
| Failure to thrive | Infancy to early childhood |
| Diarrhea | All ages |
| Abdominal bloating | All ages |
| Abdominal pain | Child to adult |
| Constipation | Child to adult |
| Weight loss | Child to adult |
|
Atypical Celiac Disease | |
| Sad mood | Infancy to early childhood |
| Elevated AST, ALT | All ages |
| Fatigue | All ages |
| Delayed puberty | Adolescent |
| Short stature | Child to adult |
| Anemia | Child to adult |
| Dermatitis Herpetiformis | Adolescent to adult |
| Dental enamel defects | Child to adult |
| Oral aphthae | Child to adult |
| Arthritis | Child to adult |
| Osteopenia | Adolescent to adult |
| Osteoporosis | Adult |
| Unexplained infertility | Adult |
| Headaches/migraine | Adolescent to adult |
| Peripheral Neuropathy | Adult |
| Idiopathic seizures | Child to adult |
| Psychiatric disorders | Adolescent to adult |