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One of the hardest parts of living with MCAS is knowing when to go to the emergency department…and actually feeling willing to go. Patients can feel absolutely awful, yet their vital signs may look okay, they may appear physically well, and their labs may be reassuring. That can mean long waits, and once they are finally evaluated, their symptoms may be minimized because the usual markers of acute illness are not dramatic. The problem is that there still isn’t a widely understood emergency-care paradigm for these patients. Sometimes the details matter: giving room-temperature or warmed IV fluids if cold fluids are known to trigger symptoms, understanding which medications have helped that particular patient during prior flares, and recognizing that treatment may include medications such as antihistamines, benzodiazepines, and occasionally corticosteroids when clinically appropriate. Most importantly, listen to the patient. Many of these patients know exactly what their flares feel like and what has or has not helped them before. Because of prior experiences, some patients will stay home even when they feel profoundly sick because they are afraid they will wait for hours only to be told that everything looks normal. This is not a criticism of emergency physicians or emergency departments. It reflects how difficult these presentations can be — and how much more education is still needed around the unique needs of patients with MCAS during an acute flare. #mcas #heds #dysautonomia #mastcellactivationsyndrome #hypermobility
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