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I'm 35 femaleCondoms Female condoms Female sexual dysfunction. I've had pruritis off and on for several years. My shinsShin splints become exremely aggrivated by heatBabies and heat rashes Heat emergencies Heat rash Infant heat rash Tenosynovitis. I've also been treated for chronic rhinitisAllergic rhinitis and sinitis for 7 years. About 4 years ago I had an upper endoscopy and was diagnosed with esphogitis and gastritis. Also taking Bentyl for IBS. In that same year I started experiencing pain in my chest which a HolterHolter monitor (24h) monitor showed tachycardia. Approx 4 months ago I got a rash on my cheek and one on the lower left side of my belly.They are extremely itchy. Also having intermittent flu like symptoms (bone & muscle pain)but no fever, brain fog,extreme fatigue and chronic headaches and Dermographism.After much research and being told I'm too young to have all these problems I asked my new Dermotolgist about Mastocytosis. Did a biopsy of rash on belly.Still waiting for results. He said it may or may not be Mastocytosis but I definitely have too much histamine. I'm up to 4-10mg of Atarax a day so I can function again. Still having flares on 3 so we'll add a pill a week until we find the right dosage. So my question is what else could cause too much histamine and all those problems. I'd like to take something else back to the doc since they seem to be at a loss if not Mastocytosis.
Thanks
You may want to check and see if there is any form of celiac disease in your family. Many of the symptoms you're describing could be attributed to that.