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6t5frlane
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Felt very weak and within a minute or two. The above symptoms happened. Anybody ever get this. Awaiting blood tests
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Sounds scary when symptoms pop up out of the blue, I’m sorry.

This happened to me once.
Laying in bed, out of nowhere, felt like someone had threw a match on me and had lit me on fire, started scratching around my neck, face and head. Scary beet-red face and all the energy drained out of my body.

I FORCED myself into the shower to lower my internal body heat and relieve the intense itchiness, not smart as I could have fallen or passed out.
Then I took a Benadryl and within 10 minutes I was fine.

I was able to figure out the cause which usually never happens.

I had taken a new supplement, Vit D / Vit K about 30 minutes prior.
I haven’t taken them since and it hasn’t happened to me since.

Hope you find your answer.

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Thanks...Yes scary
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Did you take anything new?
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6t5frlane
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Not that I can think of
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Phoiph
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Your symptoms sound like a histamine reaction/intolerance.

Here's some info:

https://integrative-medicine.ca/histamine-intolerance-everything-you-need-to-know/

https://integrative-medicine.ca/histamine-intolerance-gut/

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