i'm sick they can't find what's wrong i have extremely high urine histamine,?

Question

i have a negative bone marrow and the doctors don't think it's mastocytosis. i need help! i feel bad, body aches, muscle pain my intestinal system is involved, these symptoms are worse when i have a bm or eat at times. carcinoid has been ruled out also. any suggestions?

Answer 1

Histamine is a chemical responsible for numerous symptoms of allergic reaction. The amount present in the blood or urine can help confirm or rule out the presence of an allergy.

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For three days prior to the test, avoid ingesting foods that increase histamine levels (particularly cheeses and sauerkraut). A blood sample or urine sample will be taken and then analysed.

Histamine levels that are slightly elevated suggest that symptoms may be due to an allergic reaction, although the specific allergens can not be identified through this test. Extremely high levels may indicate mastocytosis, or possibly cancer. Note that false-positive and false-negative results are possible.

Depending on the results, further testing may be recommended. Possibilities are: skin tests, RAST, or challenge tests; biopsy and/or CT scan.

Answer 2

I would see a couple of specialist, such as the GI doctor for intestinal system, a Uriologist and these doctors deal with the kidneys and the bladder, and an orthopedist as well to make sure. That shocks me that doctors haven't sent you to specialist. Specialist would know a lot more about what's going on in the specific areas. Get the thyriod tested to make sure everything is intact.

Answer 3

i'm not a doctor
but histamines are related to salt/sodium
do some research in that area
take a pinch of salt -put it under your tongue-let it dissolve
if you feel a bit better-get on the net and research it-good luck

Answer 4

i know how ya feel. i was watching TV today.there was a health program on. they have natural herbs to help cleanse the body. and help with the pain. here's the number 1-800-685-4701, they said they will send info.

Answer 5

lymes disease

and, no matter what it is I pray over you with confidence that the holy spirit will annoint my words and you accept them with faith..that you be made hole and you have peace...amen

Answer 6

go and see a doctor