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Oral test to diagnose?

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has anyone been diagnosed by doing an oral test? that is, have you been in a Dr office and had a reaction and based in that, they diagnosed you? I have Kaiser, and they are the absolute worst. allergy will only diagnose based on tryptaste levels. after many GI tests, I finally have a GI referral. I'm thinking of bringing food I react to so they can see me have a reaction. I'm tired of being gaslit and this is ruining my life. I just want someone to listen to me, even if that means projectile vomiting all over the doctor's office.

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Subreddit
r/MCAS
Posted
Feb 12, 2026 at 11:51 PM UTC
LeadScore: 25

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Condition
mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS), food reactions/allergy, gastrointestinal symptoms
Barrier
gatekeeping
Geography
us confirmed