Mast-Cell Activation Disorders Blood Test ? Please Help

[Achilles2323]

do any of these test rule out

Mast-Cell Activation Disorders

Serum Protein Electrophoresis and Immunofixtion

Serum Proteins Sample 27

albumin 4.6
alpha 1 0.2
alpha 2 0.5
beta result 1.4
gamma result 1.0
total protein 7.7
ratio a/g 1.5

sed rate - result 3

ANA - NEGATIVE

VITAMIN B12 492 NORMAL

VITAMIN B6 315 ELEVATED

HEMOGLOBIN A1C 5.0

COPPER - 69

CORTISOL - 12.6

CRP 0.18

TTG IGA 6

gliadin pep ab iga - 9
gliadin pep ab igg - 2

ACE - 33

achr binding ab - 0.0

anna 1-negative
anna 2 -negative
striate mscl ab negative

achr gng nrl 0
p/q type 0.0
n-type - 0.0
anna-3 negative
agna 1 negative
pca 1 negative
pca 2 negative
pca type negative
amphiphysin ab negative
crmp 5 igg negative
neur v-g k+ ab channel 0.00
jo 1 auto 0.2
scl 70 auto 0.2
sm auto 0.2
u1rnp 0.2
sjpgrens syndrome a antibodies igg negative 0.2
sjogrens syndrome b antibodies igg 0.2 negative

[Christy_D]

Unfortunately, with MCAS, even if all the tests are negative it isn't ruled out. There are so many receptors they can't even test for yet. So, even if the tests come back negative doesn't necessarily mean you don't have MCAS. There is still a lot of research that needs to be done in this field. Dr Afrin said it is still 10 years out before they will have tests to know which receptor(is this the right term?) will react to which medication.

[Angela]

yeah, that's exactly what my neuro said about being hard to test. but he still gave me a scrip for gastrocrom. I am trialing wellbutrin right now so I wont try for 2 months but at least he gets that if h1's and 2's are doing something profitable he is not against prescribing a mast cell stabilizer. although, i am on a mast cell granulator (generic klonopin) so don't know how that will fare?