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What lymphatic disease causes uticaria, difficulty breathing, palpitations, flushing, nausea and abdominal pain?
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Not a quiz!!: can't just fit those symptoms into a disease and call it a lymphatic disease, those symptoms are common to some different disorders, mastocytosis is one, but is it the diagnosis? We don't know, proper management = proper diagnosis , hence right treatment for the condition proven/suspected, your best option, as I see it, would be seeking help in a tetriary care/teaching or university hospital,
Answered 8/8/2015
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