Reply to "Mast Cell Activation Disorder, Histamine Intolerance and Chronic Pouchitis"

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Thanks Scott! So interesting you have AERD too! I would def try Uceris again (tried during colitis days) but now my insurance declines it. <sigh>. I've been using Xhance nasal spray? It has some fancy delivery back pressure applicator but still they grow...I'm hoping reducing the histamine might help these too...

Do you pulse your Cipro and Flagyl? I've been alternating the metronidazole pouch rinses with the budsonide rinses but am considering a continued metronidazole oral pulse (2 days a week, 250 mg b.i.d).

I'm trying to work out if it's beneficial to lower the histamine AND keep the bacteria low. Hmmmmm

Thanks so much for the feedback, all your forum responses give me continued food for thought.

8/14/2010:58 AM

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