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Coeliac Disease, Gluten Sensitivity and Wheat Allergy

They are not the same: know the differences and why it is not advisable to go gluten-free before diagnosis.

✓ By the AceiteySal editorial team · Reviewed on 30 July 2026
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Celiac disease is an autoimmune disorder triggered by gluten. Wheat allergy involves the immune system through another route, and non-celiac gluten sensitivity requires ruling out other causes.

Before going gluten-free

Starting a gluten-free diet before tests can alter diagnostic results. If you suspect a problem, consult before changing your diet.

Security and cross-contamination

  • Always read the allergen labels.
  • Separate utensils, toasters, tables, and surfaces when necessary.
  • Do not reuse cooking oils or cooking water that has been contaminated.
  • In restaurants, clearly communicate your medical needs.

In diagnosed celiac disease, treatment is a strict gluten-free diet with professional follow-up.

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