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We can catch coeliac disease earlier. But we need your help.

4 out of 5 people with coeliac disease remain undiagnosed. That’s more than 290,000 Australians living with unexplained symptoms—tiredness, stomach pain, mood changes, nutrient deficiencies—and no clear answers.

Coeliac Australia’s 2025 Tax Appeal is raising funds to support national screening programs that can change this.

Isaac’s Journey

Isaac’s symptoms started early. He was constantly fatigued, fell behind in growth, and experienced years of discomfort. At age six, he was finally diagnosed with coeliac disease—after years of missed opportunities and ongoing worry.

With early screening, Isaac could have had answers sooner. He could have avoided the uncertainty, the emotional toll, and the long list of appointments that didn’t lead anywhere.

Isaac’s story isn’t uncommon—but it doesn’t have to be the norm.

Help to share Isaac's story

How Your Donation Helps

Funds early screening tools and education programs

Supports national advocacy for widespread coeliac testing

Empowers families and healthcare professionals with better pathways to diagnosis

Helps reduce the undiagnosed rate and improve long-term health outcomes

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Consider screening for coeliac disease

Your results indicate you have one or more symptoms or risk factors for coeliac disease.

We recommend that you make an appointment with your doctor to discuss screening for coeliac disease. The first step is a simple blood test. For the coeliac disease blood test to be accurate, you need to consume an adequate amount of gluten in your diet. If you have already reduced or removed gluten from your diet, it is important that you tell your doctor this as it will affect the approach taken to testing.

What’s next?

Your results will be emailed to you, along with a referral letter to bring to your doctor.In the meantime, we’re here to help – if you would like to talk to someone about your concerns, the diagnosis process or about joining Coeliac Australia, please reach out to us through our helpline at 1300 458 836 or email info@coeliac.org.au

Coeliac disease unlikely

The results of this quiz indicate that you currently don’t have any symptoms or risk factors that would suggest screening for coeliac disease is appropriate right now.

Coeliac disease can develop at any time, so testing may be considered in the future. If you have any health concerns, including any unexplained or persistent symptoms, please speak to your doctor.

What’s next?

Your results will be emailed to you. Feel free to complete the survey again at any time if you feel your answers might have changed.

No matter your results from this quiz, we’re here to help. If you would like to talk to someone about other symptoms, the diagnosis process or learn more about Coeliac Australia, please reach out to us through our helpline at 1300 458 836 or email info@coeliac.org.au

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