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Mast Cell Activation Syndrome or Histamine Intolerance
Autoimmune Diseases | Last Active: Feb 20 4:33pm | Replies (42)Comment receiving replies
No, but your doctor could run a Thyroid Panel and test T3-Free, T4-Free, TPO Antibodies (sounds like you may have Hashimoto’s disease with the hives), and TSH Levels. I suffer from Hashimoto’s and had hives until I stopped eating gluten, dairy and soy. Gone, poof! It’s like magic, but people don’t want to hear that they should stop eating these things, but they are the very things that make our bodies go bonkers! Give it a go, it does work!
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It is my daughter who has Hashimoto's, mast cell, and Ehler's Danlos. .
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Thanks for commenting. I have Graves’ which is now inactive. So I get thyroid panels done frequently. I have tried giving up gluten and dairy. I have also tried water fasting. Nothing including a prescription diuretic calms the edema and releases the fluid. Doctors tell me they don’t think it’s lupus even though I have developed what looks like the signature rash. Doctors have also ruled out histamine intolerance, although the hives mimic that. I really need to find a doctor who won’t give up and settle for whatever seems like the most convenient answer. I’m hoping to reduce the number of medications I take and get healthy again. Thanks for your support.