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  2. Mastocytosis and MCAS
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Was told it was panic attacks for years
by Dana
Singuliar
by Noor
Medication
by Jenny
Decreasing stress Benadryl drip
by Joneen
le soutien de proche
by Yannick
As manchas na pele começaram a aumentar nos últimos meses.
by Pedro
Take extra dose of antihistamine before exercise
by christineLynda
mineral replacement: magnesium, manganese, zinc, copper
by Michelle
7-8 hours of sleep
by Rabea
Being busy is hard but it helps.
by MaBell
being taken care of by both an allergist and hematologist manages my condition better
by Fritzkatten
No stress
by Anna
IV Saline for my Dysautonomia/low blood volume
by Jenna
My dog
by Dottywoman
My Trigeminal Neuralgia causes: Chemicals, Polen and Fleas Allergies
by Joceline
Talk Therapy
by alexanderyanj
antihistamines
by Gramarye
Learning that doctors can be wrong and it’s never bad to get a second opinion.
by Beanie300
wear a mask
by Jocie
Doctor willing to learn about this disease
by Sherry
ADDERALL
by Angel
Baclofen
by Riven
Spring water
by David Thomas
Advocating for myself and never settling until I am confident that I have the right doctors, information and treatment
by Stephanie M
Avoiding triggers
by CBG Mc
reading and talking with other about mcad
by danielle
I always wear a mask in public to avoid triggers or I just avoid going into public...that helps the most.
by Pam H.
moving to a place that would take a mastocytosis patient so I could have health care
by Allie
Vitamin D
by Don
Keep med appointments
by DB
HistDao and Neuroprotek
by Marcella
Get plenty of support
by Sheri Tupper
Medication and support
by Helen
My mother daily care
by Val
To recognize that I HAVE to live with mastozytose
by Katja
Not giving up
by barbara
Working with an allergist who accepts my input as a health care professional with expertise in food allergy / food sensitivity
by Joy
Reading up on 'Zebra's & 'The Spoon Theory' and then explaining BOTH to everyone I know. If they don't get it, its not your fault-- hey, you tried!!!
by Beth
Resting and finding a time consuming activity helped me keep my sanity.
by Sarah Stalker
avoiding stress
by Judith Dean
medication and supplements
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Be positive and dont just stay in bed feeling sorry for yourself
by wendy
Dar muito carinho e muita atenção a todos os doentes,muitas das vezes faz a sua diferença!
by Andreia
Seeing hope in the future for surgery
by Jennifer
Making sure I get enough recovery from activities
by Victoria Jones
Taking mast cell stabilisers.
by Hannah Prescott
IV hydration
by Emme
Finding a doctor knowledgeable about mast cell disorders
by Sarah Russell
TPN
by Julie Calvert
Masto community
by Conor