1. Anemia is commonly associated with Celiac disease [2]. This research article would be useful in making the clinician more aware of possibility of celiac disease in cases of unexplained anemia.

2. The subset of excluded patients does not include information about the patients with worm infestation; although, stool examination was performed in the study. It is an important information because a sizable number of children in our country have worm infestation as an important identifiable cause of anemia [3,4]. If worm infestation is detected, it should be treated before proceeding for any further workup. Other conditions, including celiac disease should be suspected if anemia does not respond to anthelminthic and iron therapy.