Re: Re: Now - Calcuim and testicular cancer and celiac disease

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Is there an issue with extra calcium deposits and testicular cancer ???

Ok start again , calcium deposits in the testicles could lead to cancer ???

Being celiac means you have extra calcium deposits ??

Generally or in target areas like the testicles ??

Is it untreated celiac disease or does this happen with celiac who keep to the diet ?? Apart from who maybe celiac I am worried about my older son Simon >

He is 18 celiac and does not keep to the diet no matter how much I nag cook or buy correct food for him.

He has an issue with his testicles because as child his cousin kicked him really hard and his testicles became detacted from the the wall of the sac. He is at a much higher risk for stranglation of the testes and testicular cancer !!! ( that cousin is his absolute his best buddy now by the way )

I sense some serious googling coming on over this but if anyone can tel me if I have this all wrong and am being paranoid and reading posts incorretly then fine.

I don't seem to recieve all posts from the list and did not get Bettys original post on this , only priscilla's reply !!

Another reason to hate celiac disease !!!!!

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--- cmcbettybellsouth (DOT) net wrote:As a note: > There is one thing about celiac and calcium deposits I am currently> researching and have been for the last few years, so if anyone here> knows anything about this, I would love it. Betty in TNAm curious what you mean by this. They found calcium deposits(microlithiasis) in Evan's testicles which they are watching byultrasound every 6 months or so just to make sure they aren'tchanging in any way or turning into cancer. Priscilla KPriscilla Kendrick, married 28 years to Darrel and parents of 9 kids including Evan, 10, born with Down Syndrome and Spina Bifida"My strength is made perfect in weakness." "My grace is sufficient." II Corinthians 12:9 KJV__________________________________________________