Hi, our son is probably celiac. When we found out I did a lot of reading on celiac & fertility. What I found out is, if you are a celiac, it takes your body 6-12 mths on a GF diet till it's in reasonable shape to carry a healthy baby to term and provide baby with all the necessary nutrients. I know this sounds long and discouraging. And this only applies if celiac is the cause for your fertility issues (it may not be). But it can cause otherwise unexplained infertility, stillbirths and m/c. Sorry to sound like the voice of doom. We had a stillbirth, followed by a year of not conceiving. Then we went GF in April 06 and I quickly conceived (also did acupuncture, Vitex, light exercise, Reiki, meditation). Here I am today....3 m/c later. Technically, my last m/c was another stillbirth of a 16 wk old baby girl.
If you suspect celiac, you may be better off waiting a while and totally focusing on getting your body as healthy as possible. While I love all my babies, if I had known I would have chosen to wait rather than go thru hope, loss, grief, hope, grief.....over and over.
I wish you much, much better luck and success than we've had.
By the way, to find out for sure if you're celiac, a biopsy is the gold standard to tell for sure. We chose not to do that and just stay GF. My hubby and I have done bloodtests for celiac, but if you're on a GF diet, they come back "clean". And even if you are celiac, the bloodtest may not pick it up.
It's probably better for most people wo avoid wheat (once you research it, you find out wheat has been in human diet for a short time and may simply not agree with our bodies the way veggies and other grains do), so if you can stay GF, do that. Chech out Bette hagman's books. I've been baking breads, cakes, cookies etc. It makes it more bearable.
Best wishes, nammymom