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<blockquote data-quote="Melgar" data-source="post: 2689219" data-attributes="member: 520626"><p>So the swelling, is that an urticarial rash? Too much histamine response from the drugs? I get that as an autoimmune response from gluten. Itchy and painful and it can erupt anywhere on my body and quite widespread. It must be affecting my mast cells. I also get the Dermatitis herpetiformis in the presence of gluten. That looks like shingles and mainly erupts in my hairline, very itchy. I've seen people with it on their body, small mercies it's in my hairline so not noticeable. Both rashes are from antibodies. </p><p>I'm very sensitive to drugs too. I take small amounts first to test it out. I still have the Secondary Reynards, but the warmer weather is helping with that. I'm sure that was drug induced and now I'm stuck with it. I never had it when I lived in Québec with dips as low as -60c with windchill. </p><p>As I had said in previous posts my Dr put me on 300 mgs Bupropion as a last resort. It has taken the edge off my ADHD and I do notice a difference with my concentration and mood. I don't feel so fast. Not as good as stims and non-stim ADHD meds but there is a difference. The biggest effect with Bupropion is on my blood sugar. The Bupropion stimulates insulin release. I have normal insulin sensitivity so that was definitely a bonus! The first time I have seen a significant drop in my blood sugars.So you see a happy face <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Melgar, post: 2689219, member: 520626"] So the swelling, is that an urticarial rash? Too much histamine response from the drugs? I get that as an autoimmune response from gluten. Itchy and painful and it can erupt anywhere on my body and quite widespread. It must be affecting my mast cells. I also get the Dermatitis herpetiformis in the presence of gluten. That looks like shingles and mainly erupts in my hairline, very itchy. I've seen people with it on their body, small mercies it's in my hairline so not noticeable. Both rashes are from antibodies. I'm very sensitive to drugs too. I take small amounts first to test it out. I still have the Secondary Reynards, but the warmer weather is helping with that. I'm sure that was drug induced and now I'm stuck with it. I never had it when I lived in Québec with dips as low as -60c with windchill. As I had said in previous posts my Dr put me on 300 mgs Bupropion as a last resort. It has taken the edge off my ADHD and I do notice a difference with my concentration and mood. I don't feel so fast. Not as good as stims and non-stim ADHD meds but there is a difference. The biggest effect with Bupropion is on my blood sugar. The Bupropion stimulates insulin release. I have normal insulin sensitivity so that was definitely a bonus! The first time I have seen a significant drop in my blood sugars.So you see a happy face :) [/QUOTE]
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