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If left untreated, celiac disease could result in small intestinal cancer. Intestinal cancer is a rare form of cancer which is caused by four types of tumors: adenocarcinoma, cardinoid tumors, gastrointestinal tumors and lymphomas. If an individual with celiac disease does not eliminate gluten, the risk of small intestinal cancer increases. In fact, the risk of celiacs developing lymphomas rose 40 to 100 percent. There are many ways to screen for small intestinal cancer.
Testing for celiac disease almost always starts with blood tests. These tests look for your body's reaction to gluten, the protein found in wheat, barley and rye that causes celiac disease. The blood tests aren't perfect. If your celiac blood tests are negative, it means you're much less likely to have celiac disease ... but there's still a small chance that you have it.