Patient Name: DOB: Date: Deva Health, PLLC Celiac Disease Symptom Checklist Please place a check next to all that apply: ___ first degree relative (parent, child, sibling) with Celiac Disease. ___ second degree relative (aunt, uncle, cousin) with Celiac Disease. ___ lactose intolerance ___ excessive gas ___ fatigue (tired all the time) ___ indigestion (dyspepsia) ___ reflux (GERD) ___ frequent diarrhea or foamy diarrhea ___ constipation ___ alternating diarrhea and constipation ___ stearorrhea (oily or greasy stools) ___ pale, foul-smelling, bulky stools ___ abdominal pain ___ abdominal distention/bloating ___ inability to concentrate ___ fuzzy-minded ___ bleed easily ___ nose bleeds ___ persistent itchy rash ___ mouth sores or cracks in the corners of the mouth ___ dry mouth or dry eyes ___ muscle cramping ___ night blindness ___ tooth enamel defects (cavities, discoloration, tooth enamel loss) ___ lack the desire to eat ___ vitamin deficiencies ___ iron deficiency anemia, unexplained ___ decreased ability for my blood to clot ___ generalized weakness ___ weight loss ___ under weight ___ bone pain ___ joint pain ___ easily fractured bones (osteoporosis, osteopenia) Patient Name: DOB: Date: ___ abnormal or impaired skin sensation (parasthesia), including burning, prickling, itching or tingling ___ unexplained edema (swelling) ___ pale ___ wasted buttocks (decreased muscle mass in buttocks) ___ short stature/growth retardation ___ amenorrhea (missed menstrual periods) ___ bone disease ___ unable to conceive/impregnate ___ chronic fatigue syndrome ___ fibromyalgia ___ irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) ___ depression Diseases Linked to Celiac Disease People with celiac disease tend to have other autoimmune diseases as well. ___ rheumatiod arthritis ___ dermatitis herpetiformis ___ autoimmune thyroid disease (such as Graves' disease or Hashimoto's thyroiditis) ___ inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) (such as Crohn's disease, or ulcerativitis hepatitis) ___ systemic lupus erythematosus ___ insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus (type 1 or juvenile diabetes) ___ autoimmune liver disease (such as primary biliary cirrhosis or autoimmune hepatitis) ___ collagen vascular disease (examples: periarteritis nodosa, scleroderma, dermatomyositis, polyarteritis nodosa) ___ Sjogren's syndrome No Symptoms - some people have mild celiac disease without noticeable symptoms. Nonspecific symptoms - some people get mild but unclear symptoms.