Should I go to the ER? Identifying the signs of anaphylaxis
If these symptoms appear suddenly, call emergency services.
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Mold and systemic mastocytosis: What you need to know
The best way to limit your exposure? Prevent mold from growing in the first place.
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What is hereditary alpha-tryptasemia, and how does it relate to SM?
18% of people with mastocytosis also have HαT.
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What people with systemic mastocytosis need to know before a trip to the ER
Having information on SM and your medical history at hand can help ensure your doctor provides the best treatment
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What is the WHO classification for systemic mastocytosis subtypes?
The WHO guidelines provide a standardized framework that helps doctors provide the right care for patients.
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Can leftovers trigger systemic mastocytosis symptoms?
There’s small steps that can help make a difference, no matter what your dinner routine looks like.
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How to handle anxiety while waiting for test results that may confirm SM
Recognizing what you’re feeling and taking steps to prioritize your wellbeing can help ease some of the stress.
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What to know about systemic mastocytosis and antidepressants
Depression is a mental health issue that should be taken seriously, as it can worsen over time if left untreated.
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Adding to your toolkit: Helpful apps for people with systemic mastocytosis
There are a number of apps with tools helpful for patients with SM.
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What’s the difference between systemic mastocytosis and cutaneous mastocytosis?
About two-thirds of cutaneous mastocytosis cases develop during childhood.
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