Doc thinks I am having allergic reaction
Being discharged from the ER. Doc thinks I am having allergic reaction even though my blood work looks fine. He says I should start to cut our foods that might be a trigger. Where to start? š« he also gave me a prescription for ant-acid to help with the gut, and an presption for anti-histamine. I feel so lost and helpless. I donāt see allergist until March and because I am not anaphylactic they are not speeding up referral. This is me this am after barely eating for 2 days due to my stomach cramps and pains. Tested negstubd for celiac.
Discussion
Sarah MowryĀ I would still cut out gluten and see how you feel. I tested positive for a gluten intolerance on my bloodwork but tested negative on the skin testĀ š¤·āāļøĀ I will say I feel so much better and my hives are way less active when I reduce the amount of gluten I have
Patricia NewsomeĀ Ask for a prednisone shot to help! The urgent care can give you one!
Loretta Dubroc JeansonneĀ Itās to find out if itās Acute or Chronic
Joanne ReesĀ I haven’t had a flare for a few years but mine tend to happen every 3 to 4 years. But the best thing I have found is taking good vitamins and probiotics. I also avoid things I have learned are triggers for me, obviously. I reccomend Melaleuca, Doterra or Plexus. There is also a vitamin at grocery stores, I believe it’s called Alive. Good luck! I remember how miserable they are. I hope mine never return.
May KayĀ You can help yourself through trial and error & your own research more than any doctor can. Look to what you’ve been eating, especially staples or a random new thing or restaurant. Look to environmental. Try to empty your histamine bucket. Use H1 & H2 antihistamines for immediate relief. You will find a way.
Judy KuhnĀ I swore mine was food but itās not-mine is 100% environmental-dogs, cats, pollen, dust mites, molds.
Iām going to begin an immunization process. I also eliminated everything and nothing helped. Iām on Zyrtec and Atarax -Iām still broken out in hives all over my legs.
Lisa KaichenĀ Cutting out mammal meat and dairy was a life changer for me