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Originally Posted by momXseven
Cherie, As far as the testing, it was just expositing me to a chemical watching for SX, removing the chemical and seeing if the SX went away and repeating. And than the blood work just to rule out "true" allergy to things. Most Dr don't know how to test for MCS or even how to treat it, my Dr was very clear and up front that she doesn't know how to treat it.
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Cool.
So, would that mean that all perfumes have some standard chemicals in them, and that's what they test for? For me, I seem very sensitive to some perfumes/smells, but not others . . . so maybe there is a common thread (chemical) that only appears in some?
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Originally Posted by momXseven
Just want to vent here, I have been looking for a board on MCS for weeks now and haven't been able to find ANY good message boards. 
How can I talk with others that understand and that can help, I know there's others out there. 
At least you guys understand the SX (I have a LOT of the same ones) and the flair ups.  |
I ran across quite a few resources, but I had to put the whole name in google, "Multiple Chemical Sensitivities, forum". I don't know how good they are, but you might find better one's when you google:
http://www.curezone.com/forums/f.asp?f=469
http://www.ei-resource.org/index.php...board&Itemid=6
http://www.amazon.com/tag/multiple%2...A1115ST6F5CWYP
Cherie
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