Celiac disease is increasingly recognized in pediatric populations, with both classical and non-classical presentations. Symptoms may range from chronic diarrhea and growth failure to anemia or abdominal discomfort. Updated ESPGHAN guidelines emphasize the role of serological testing in diagnosis, especially in children, potentially reducing the need for invasive procedures. Timely recognition and management with a lifelong gluten-free diet are essential to prevent complications such as osteoporosis, delayed puberty, and autoimmune diseases.
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