Acupuncture may help regulate mast cells
Acupuncture may be a useful complementary therapy to help manage symptoms related to mast cell activation, but more research is needed.
Acupuncture may be a useful complementary therapy to help manage symptoms related to mast cell activation, but more research is needed.
A 13-year-old female was diagnosed with mast cell leukemia, a type of SM, and stage IV ovarian mixed germ cell tumor.
Indolent SM may cause the body to age faster than normal, according to a recent study published in the journal Innovation in Aging.
Cogent Biosciences submitted a New Drug Application to the FDA for bezuclastinib in non-advanced SM, with future submissions planned in 2026.
Drugs may induce hypersensitivity reactions in SM, requiring clinical caution.
A recent case report describes the rare reoccurrence of mastocytosis in an adult patient 40 years after a childhood diagnosis.
A study proposed two scoring systems that were found to be effective in assessing gastrointestinal symptoms in patients with SM.
There is a strong link between mastocytosis and serious allergic reactions to insect stings, especially from insects like bees and wasps.
A particular form of spinal fracture was found to be more common in indolent systemic mastocytosis compared with primary osteoporosis.
A group of experts in anaphylaxis offered recommendations for epinephrin use in different patient populations, including those with SM.