Facinating, I think non-IgE lines up more with my experience. I believe I have MCAS but doctors don’t really do much testing. I have my full genome sequenced at 100x coverage so I’ll check for the mutation mentioned today! Plus any others if you have suggestions
Good on you for being so knowledgeable about the disorder. But 100% ask your doc, being real with my doc has taken our appointments to the next level. The genome is only half of the IgE allergy response, other half is the environment you were raised in as you can build tolerance of it. A high genetic aspect can be countered by a “low hygienic” environment according to research.
Facinating, I think non-IgE lines up more with my experience. I believe I have MCAS but doctors don’t really do much testing. I have my full genome sequenced at 100x coverage so I’ll check for the mutation mentioned today! Plus any others if you have suggestions
Good on you for being so knowledgeable about the disorder. But 100% ask your doc, being real with my doc has taken our appointments to the next level. The genome is only half of the IgE allergy response, other half is the environment you were raised in as you can build tolerance of it. A high genetic aspect can be countered by a “low hygienic” environment according to research.