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Tom Kindlon
@tomkindlon@disabled.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago

Dysautonomia Awareness Month: Mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS), a condition that can co-occur with dysautonomia and ME/CFS, involves mast cells over-producing chemicals like histamine. It has many triggers, such as stress, caffeine, and certain foods https://tinyurl.com/4dtjhtet

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MAST CELL ACTIVATION SYNDROME (MCAS) & ME/CFS  MCAS is a condition where mast cells - immune cells that normally help protect the body - become overactive. When triggered, they release chemicals such as histamine, which can cause a wide variety of symptoms across different body systems, many of which overlap with ME/CFS symptoms.  Whilst The BMJ describes MCAS as rare, the Bateman Horne Center suggests it is a common comorbidity in ME/CFS and long COVID (although more robust research is needed to confirm a link).   mast cell  •  .  •  brain fog  fatigue  itchiness  urticaria (hives)  INFORM. INFLUENCE. INVEST.  (   dizziness palpitations wheezing nausea bowel issues  141% RESEARCH UK SCO36942
MAST CELL ACTIVATION SYNDROME (MCAS) & ME/CFS MCAS is a condition where mast cells - immune cells that normally help protect the body - become overactive. When triggered, they release chemicals such as histamine, which can cause a wide variety of symptoms across different body systems, many of which overlap with ME/CFS symptoms. Whilst The BMJ describes MCAS as rare, the Bateman Horne Center suggests it is a common comorbidity in ME/CFS and long COVID (although more robust research is needed to confirm a link). mast cell • . • brain fog fatigue itchiness urticaria (hives) INFORM. INFLUENCE. INVEST. ( dizziness palpitations wheezing nausea bowel issues 141% RESEARCH UK SCO36942
MAST CELL ACTIVATION SYNDROME (MCAS) & ME/CFS MCAS is a condition where mast cells - immune cells that normally help protect the body - become overactive. When triggered, they release chemicals such as histamine, which can cause a wide variety of symptoms across different body systems, many of which overlap with ME/CFS symptoms. Whilst The BMJ describes MCAS as rare, the Bateman Horne Center suggests it is a common comorbidity in ME/CFS and long COVID (although more robust research is needed to confirm a link). mast cell • . • brain fog fatigue itchiness urticaria (hives) INFORM. INFLUENCE. INVEST. ( dizziness palpitations wheezing nausea bowel issues 141% RESEARCH UK SCO36942
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