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Saillea

2y ago

Memory problems with MCAS?

I'm wondering if anyone else with MCAS has memory problems?? I know my fibro causes cloudy thinking but I'm wondering if the MCAS makes it worse or maybe has it's own memory issues? It's just not normal for every day words...such as "table" or "postal worker"....to completely slip my mind...is it?

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MCADBox

1y ago

Brain Fog is a real thing. LDN has helped me along with a new binder that has helped me with histamine as that is the mediator I have the most issue with.
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Bruxine

1y ago

Yes, my short term is damaged I also can become non verbal during reactions or attack episodes. 😔
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Lhamo

1y ago

I definitely do. It has a lot to do with the underlying causes of your MCAS though. If it’s gut related then it will definitely do that. If not, then maybe not so much.
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Shinshin

2y ago

Not really
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Shinshin

2y ago

Hi,I get memory fog a lot and have noticed it’s from MCAS
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Saillea

2y ago

Really? Have you noticed anything particular being a memory fog trigger??
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MeeB333

2y ago

Yeah, don’t beat yourself up about it!! I have Fibro, too, as well as MCAS & Lyme, plus co-infections, so this happens to me all the time! But, I saw (& commented on) your other post, & I think it’s probably bad for you right now because you are unintentionally triggering yourself by ingesting things (and/or using topical products) that you are sensitive 2… :/ Hope you can isolate/identify & eliminate your triggers to minimize symptoms!!! <3 P.S. Have you ever been tested for Lyme? Btw, u are more likely to get a false negative than false positive for Lyme test, & not definitive, or totally reliable & accurate, since, after the acute/initial phase of infection, bacteria (& any co-infections, which can include viruses, parasites & fungi) can form biofilm cysts and hide throughout your body. This is why it will oftentimes not show up on test because they are not circulating in your bloodstream…But, still recommend that anyone with MCAS get tested for Lyme because it is a very common comorbidity & it is what triggered my MCAS. Good luck 2 U!!! <3
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Saillea

2y ago

Oh wow...hon... I'm so sorry. I have been tested for Lyme several times and was negative. This whole thing is just scary. My fiance is more concerned about my memory than I am but his worry triggers my worry. I have no idea what my triggers are yet but I'm trying to sus them out. Is it awful that I don't want to leave my house because of this?? It's just so scary.

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