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Zephyr :

ig de las gemelas? xD 🥴🔥

2022-03-28 05:08:06

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maximo :

mommy 😏😳😳

2022-03-28 10:37:56

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sara_8_10 :

nice one

2022-04-10 11:49:46

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Jesus Ramírez :

nuevo seguidor me dedicas un bideo😏

2022-03-28 05:06:19

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Albert Ramírez :

Y..... quieres Juegar Call of Dutty?? 😳😳😳

2022-03-28 07:11:03

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Adrxix Dcrm :

Mejor en twitter 🥴

2022-03-30 22:10:45

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LATINO HEAT :

me dedicas un vídeo?

2022-03-28 20:35:57

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Emmanuel Hernández :

🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 me haces un videito?

2022-03-28 06:08:55

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Alan_0w0 :

pero que calidad :0

2022-03-28 05:07:38

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user72612516328 :

bendiciones la pepo xd

2022-05-16 18:05:28

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HaiseDewitt :

ya estas

2022-03-28 04:50:58

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robert V :

bendecida por todos lados

2022-03-28 14:06:50

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Liz Rodríguez :

lo quiero haceeeeer

2022-03-28 22:36:36

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olear :

🥰linda vaila🥰

2023-01-11 10:06:35

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MasterGollum :

dedicame un video :D

2022-03-28 21:44:14

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Gojan016 :

Diría que no me gusta enamorar de personas inancansables pero te conocí

2022-03-28 08:04:43

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🥢𝙰𝙱𝚃𝙾𝚁 𝙰𝚇𝙽🥢😍 :

нау кемиспа

2022-04-06 16:50:23

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Frank :

😍😍😍😍😍😍

2022-03-30 02:50:51

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ANGEL TORRES :

@kevin_kael

2022-03-28 07:44:47

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🖤 :

toto asi nekomentuju @hornack8va.sara

2022-07-14 20:54:57

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jsp :

@ungarsunefille189 si tu regarde tu m'aime pas

2022-06-16 17:15:06

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cesarmarquez8395 :

😲😲😲😲😍😍😍😍

2023-01-03 22:40:36

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sara_8_10 :

ayooooo

2022-04-10 11:49:36

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Mal HAblado 🤬🤬 :

que bonitos ojos 😂😂😏

2022-03-28 05:07:17

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Sometimes with MCAS, an adrenaline dump can feel like it comes completely out of nowhere. The weather changes. Your hormones shift. You eat a slice of toast. You get a poor night’s sleep. And suddenly, you’re off to the races — heart pounding, shaky, wired, anxious, flushed, and feeling like your body just slammed into fight-or-flight. That feeling can absolutely be part of an MCAS flare. Sometimes antihistamines like Pepcid, Zyrtec, or Benadryl can take the edge off. If using Benadryl, I often prefer a cleaner oral liquid formulation, such as Genexa, for patients who are sensitive to dyes and fillers. For some patients, asking their provider about low-dose hydroxyzine — or, in carefully selected situations, a very low-dose benzodiazepine — can also help calm the intensity of the episode. And then comes the detective work: what happened in the hours or day beforehand? Sleep, food, weather, menstrual cycle, stress, exertion, heat, medications? Because the trigger isn’t always obvious — but if we can find a pattern, sometimes we can prevent the next adrenaline dump before it ever gets started. #mcas #mastcellactivationsyndrome #heds #dysautonomia #mastcellactivationsyndrome

Sometimes with MCAS, an adrenaline dump can feel like it comes completely out of nowhere. The weather changes. Your hormones shift. You eat a slice of toast. You get a poor night’s sleep. And suddenly, you’re off to the races — heart pounding, shaky, wired, anxious, flushed, and feeling like your body just slammed into fight-or-flight. That feeling can absolutely be part of an MCAS flare. Sometimes antihistamines like Pepcid, Zyrtec, or Benadryl can take the edge off. If using Benadryl, I often prefer a cleaner oral liquid formulation, such as Genexa, for patients who are sensitive to dyes and fillers. For some patients, asking their provider about low-dose hydroxyzine — or, in carefully selected situations, a very low-dose benzodiazepine — can also help calm the intensity of the episode. And then comes the detective work: what happened in the hours or day beforehand? Sleep, food, weather, menstrual cycle, stress, exertion, heat, medications? Because the trigger isn’t always obvious — but if we can find a pattern, sometimes we can prevent the next adrenaline dump before it ever gets started. #mcas #mastcellactivationsyndrome #heds #dysautonomia #mastcellactivationsyndrome

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کاملترین یاریزانی تۆپی پێ لە ئێستادا 🤍 #foryou #fyp #acc #valverde

Are steroids good for everybody? Absolutely not. But for the right person, at the right time, they can make a meaningful difference. I’m seeing so many people with MCAS struggling with the “October slide” right now. And for some, these flares are devastating. The combination of profound fatigue, brain fog, and joint pain can make it nearly impossible to work, function, or even get through the day. And when these flares last weeks or even months, we need tools to help people get through them. Sometimes, a good old-fashioned corticosteroid can be one of those tools. Of course, steroids come with risks. Some people actually feel worse on them, and they’re certainly not something we want to rely on long term. When we use them, we aim for the lowest effective dose, the shortest reasonable duration, and monitor people carefully. Others respond better to antihistamines, occasionally benzodiazepines for specific symptoms, or anti-inflammatory medications like Celebrex. There’s no one-size-fits-all approach. But for someone dealing with debilitating fatigue, brain fog, and joint pain during a prolonged flare, a carefully selected short course of steroids can sometimes provide meaningful relief. The goal isn’t to put everyone on steroids. It’s to recognize that when someone is barely functioning, we have options worth considering. Sometimes we need to help people get through a really difficult stretch while we work toward longer-term stability. #mcas #pots #heds #dysautonomia #mastcellactivationsyndrome

Are steroids good for everybody? Absolutely not. But for the right person, at the right time, they can make a meaningful difference. I’m seeing so many people with MCAS struggling with the “October slide” right now. And for some, these flares are devastating. The combination of profound fatigue, brain fog, and joint pain can make it nearly impossible to work, function, or even get through the day. And when these flares last weeks or even months, we need tools to help people get through them. Sometimes, a good old-fashioned corticosteroid can be one of those tools. Of course, steroids come with risks. Some people actually feel worse on them, and they’re certainly not something we want to rely on long term. When we use them, we aim for the lowest effective dose, the shortest reasonable duration, and monitor people carefully. Others respond better to antihistamines, occasionally benzodiazepines for specific symptoms, or anti-inflammatory medications like Celebrex. There’s no one-size-fits-all approach. But for someone dealing with debilitating fatigue, brain fog, and joint pain during a prolonged flare, a carefully selected short course of steroids can sometimes provide meaningful relief. The goal isn’t to put everyone on steroids. It’s to recognize that when someone is barely functioning, we have options worth considering. Sometimes we need to help people get through a really difficult stretch while we work toward longer-term stability. #mcas #pots #heds #dysautonomia #mastcellactivationsyndrome

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