Celiac disease is associated with a six-fold increased risk of anxiety symptoms. Children with celiac disease face a 19% greater risk of mental health problems compared to their peers. Disruption in the gut-brain axis and chronic inflammation may play vital roles in these mental health concerns. Research indicates that 16.5% of diagnosed children develop mental health conditions, evidencing higher risks that extend into adulthood, particularly prominently in the first year after diagnosis due to the emotional toll of the disease and dietary changes.
Patients with celiac disease experience a 70% higher risk of mental health symptoms during the first year after diagnosis, highlighting the emotional impacts of the illness.
Children with celiac disease are diagnosed with mental health conditions at a rate of 16.5%, compared to 14.1% in those without the disease, indicating a 19% increased risk.
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