Mast Cells and Respiratory Breathing Difficulties in EDS - Dr. Rebecca Bascom | English (EN)

Dr. Rebecca Bascom joins us at our 2020 Virtual Summer Conference to speak on the topic of Mast Cells and Respiratory Breathing Difficulties in EDS. Dr. Rebecca Bascom’s specialties include Critical Care Medicine, Internal Medicine, Preventive Medicine, and Pulmonary Disease.

[@mandyrobbins2160]

All of this was an issue for me as a child, and no doctor has ever seemed to care or linked it to my hyper mobility or mast cell/urticaria issues. I was a preemie. Didn't go home with my mother. Severe childhood asthma, triggered by exercise and dust/hay. More doctors need to be as educated as Dr. Bascom!

[@GratitudeSustainsAJoyousLife]

Thank you for this info. I had 2 x cardio respiratory arrests by the age of 28. I was being treated for chronic, severe refractory asthma despite using every possible preventative asthma medication available. I was lectured and berated by so many doctors who assumed I wasn’t taking my meds and was treated like a non compliant Px every time I was rushed to the ED with acute, sudden onset “asthma” attacks. It took me 30 yrs of researching my symptoms and countless doctor and specialist appointments before I found a GP who took my suspicions of EDS and MCAS seriously! I now have NO respiratory symptoms at all and haven’t used a single puffer for 2 years. A simple H1 & H2 receptor antagonist B.D. saved my life!!

[@kendrayork3052]

Thanks! Very informative.

[@krys0100]

Is there going to be another video about the "other topics" listed at the end??

[@yanni246]

I feel like I forget to breathe 😢

[@jokersden20]

please share the link for the tracking