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Do any medications exacerbate mass cell activation syndrome? can any meds actually cause it? pseudoephedrine maybe?
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Yes: NASIDs , opioids, and alcohol can all do it. Attached is a response from expert:There are precautions with the ingestion of narcotics, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) and alcohol with underlying mast cell disorders. These precautions are not contraindications and risk and benefits have to always be discussed and considered in clinical management. Reactions to these substances
Answered 2/19/2019
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