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A food-triggered intestinal immune pattern

GastroenterologyHard

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This archived Doctordle case was published on 2026-04-07. It presents "A food-triggered intestinal immune pattern" as a Hard Gastroenterology puzzle. The final answer is Celiac Disease.

Answer

Celiac Disease

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Six clues

  1. Clue 1

    A 28-year-old has bloating, loose stools, and iron deficiency.

  2. Clue 2

    Symptoms are worse after meals containing wheat products.

  3. Clue 3

    A close relative has an autoimmune condition.

  4. Clue 4

    Testing suggests an immune reaction related to gluten exposure.

  5. Clue 5

    Small-intestine injury can lead to nutrient malabsorption.

  6. Clue 6

    The answer is a chronic immune-mediated digestive condition.

Plain-language explanation

Celiac disease is an immune reaction to gluten that can damage the small intestine and affect nutrient absorption. The clues are simplified for puzzle use and should not be used to start or stop a diet plan.