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Chemicals released by mast cells can affect body temperature regulation, leading to flushing and sweating.

While both forms involve abnormal mast cells, nonadvanced and advanced SM behave very differently.

The histamine bucket theory is a simple visual aid that shows how histamine builds up in the body.

The primary method of managing urticaria pigmentosa involves avoiding your triggers.

Whether it’s a weekly tidy or a deep spring clean, it’s important to plan ahead.

Bone disease occurs in approximately one in five people with SM.

Landmarks worldwide will light up on Rare Disease Day.

One in five patients with SM have the SM-AHN subtype.

Working with a dietician means you’re no longer navigating food choices alone.

Many find that specific types of processed foods trigger their symptoms, but what triggers symptoms in one patient might be completely fine for another.