Could Celiac Plexus Block Provide Relief To Systemic Mastocytosis That Has Mostly Manifested In The Stomach?
Question: I have a disease called systemic mastocytosis that mostly manifest in to stomach. I was wandering if a celiac plexus block could provide relied?
Brief Answer:
Antihistamine and epinephrine group of drugs
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Since you are having systemic mastocytosis I would I would advise you to take antihistamine and epinephrine group of drugs twice daily
Celiac plexus block does not help
You can consult your local doctor regarding above two medications
Regards
Dr Monish De
Oncologist
Antihistamine and epinephrine group of drugs
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Since you are having systemic mastocytosis I would I would advise you to take antihistamine and epinephrine group of drugs twice daily
Celiac plexus block does not help
You can consult your local doctor regarding above two medications
Regards
Dr Monish De
Oncologist
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Dr. Yogesh D
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Brief Answer:
Celiac plexus block may reduce stomach pain
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Systemic mastocytosis that mostly manifest in to stomach may cause severe stomach pain or cramps.
Celiac plexus block may help in this regard in reducing the pa
The celiac plexus block is a safe and effective means of pain control
Systemic mastocytosis is treated mainly by antihistamines
The commonly used are cromolyn sodium, ketotifen and leukotriene modifying agents
You can consult your local doctor regarding it
Regards
Dr Monish De
Oncologist
Celiac plexus block may reduce stomach pain
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Systemic mastocytosis that mostly manifest in to stomach may cause severe stomach pain or cramps.
Celiac plexus block may help in this regard in reducing the pa
The celiac plexus block is a safe and effective means of pain control
Systemic mastocytosis is treated mainly by antihistamines
The commonly used are cromolyn sodium, ketotifen and leukotriene modifying agents
You can consult your local doctor regarding it
Regards
Dr Monish De
Oncologist
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Remy Koshy