r/MCASHolistic

I guess there are many different cases and situations every person with MCAS can share in support of either direction. I am interested in gathering a story collection referring to psychosomatics as it is being argued everywhere and nearly by everyone.

My story is quite simple: I went through tremendous stress of barbaric separation with my sweetheart and all of a sudden shortly after I started "trying to get out of my skin" as I felt so uncomfortable and so disoriented that I felt no integrity within myself and refused to live this way. My first MCAS symptoms appeared then, but I couldn't match them because I had no knowledge on this subject. So I named them "Allergy" and dealt with them accordingly. So in my case psychosomatics acted as a trigger, so to say.

Share your thoughts and stories, please

May peaceful and wise mast cells be with you 🐦‍🔥🟢

Hi, I have EDS , MCAS and gastroparesis. I’m allergic to or have reactions to everything.
Everything the doctors have tried for my MCAS has given me severe reactions. I decided my myself to try quercitin. I’ve brought 1000mg gummies and have only just put it together that the fact that I’ve been worrying myself to death that I’ve now got ME as I can’t stop sleeping. I’m more nauseous than usual and have dizzyness could it be the quercitin? I am on other sedating meds but I’ve never had this problem. Please tell me it’s the quercitin? I thought it was a stimulant not to make you sleep!