Celiac sprue, sometimes referred to as gluten-sensitive enteropathy or celiac disease, is a chronic autoimmune illness that develops when a person eats wheat gluten or other grains-derived proteins and then experiences an immune system attack on their small intestine. It can run in families and is genetic. The small intestine's lining is harmed by the autoimmune disorder celiac disease. This harm is the result of consuming gluten. This is a material present in barley, wheat, rye, and maybe oats. It is present in meals prepared with these items as well. It is unknown what causes celiac disease specifically. Little patches of tissue called villi extend forth into the intestine's opening on the lining. These structures facilitate the uptake of nutrients. Those who have celiac disease have damage to the villi as a result of their immune system reacting to gluten in meals. The injury prevents the villi from correctly absorbing iron, vitamins, and other nutrients. Numerous symptoms as well as other health issues could result from this.
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