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GVS
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Hi Lymetoo,

I got my dr to prescribe some Cromolyn solution you mentionned in a post a while back that's helping with these crazy food allergies; only partially, but that's OK, partial help is still help.

The other drug you mentionned, ketotifen, is available at the out-of-the country pharmacy I do business with, alldaychemist.com, based in India, which has an OK reputation, as a generic product, Ketasma, for 25 cents per one milligram pill.

Do you have an opinion about the effectiveness of ketotifen, especially as compared to Cromolyn solution?

Thanks,
GVS

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Many people with MCAS take both. I have held off on taking the ketotifen because it can make you really really tired.

I have enough issues with TIRED.

Then there is the added cost, but you have a good deal there.

You could try a small amount. Some take just 1 or 2 mg per day.

I love the cromolyn because it helps my gut issues, fatigue, pain, flushing, etc.

It's a pain because you have to constantly be ready for the next dosage. I take it 3-4 times a day and it has to be taken on an empty stomach.

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I need an alternative to alldaychemist. They don't seem to have what I want - Nystatin and the right dose of Fluconazole. Feel free to send me a message.

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