Patients with transient celiac disease symptoms or milder symptoms with no other discomfort can usually recover on their own. However, if the symptoms are more severe and are accompanied by other abnormal symptoms, it is difficult to recover on its own. Celiac disease is usually caused by the presence of lymphatic fluid in the urine and is usually milky in color. Its causes include filariasis infection and thoracic duct obstruction. In mild cases, if infection is ruled out, it can be treated conservatively by bed rest, avoiding strenuous activity, and drinking more water. However, for patients with recurrent celiac disease, heavy celiac disease symptoms, poor conservative treatment, and symptoms such as hematuria, it is recommended to visit the endocrinology department of a regular hospital for relevant treatment and, if necessary, surgery. Patients with celiac disease do not need to worry too much, adjust their mindset and pay attention to the regularity of their work and rest. If other symptoms appear, it is recommended to go to the hospital for appropriate treatment as soon as possible.