LET'S TALK MCAS

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From the UK’s only MCAS charity — expert insight, real stories and practical tools for living with Mast Cell Activation Syndrome.

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    How to talk to your doctor | Penny Parkes

    In this episode, Deborah is joined by author, health journalist and patient advocate Penny Parkes. They discuss Penny’s new book ‘How to Talk So Your Doctor Will Listen’, and explore the concept of advocacy in relation to chronic illness and MCAS specifically. Those of us living with MCAS often face difficulties with being heard and understood by our doctors, and Penny explores why this is, and how we can ‘work the system’ to improve our chances of getting a successful outcome from medical appointments. If you live with MCAS and you have experienced dismissal from medical professionals, or have left appointments feeling unheard and frustrated, then this episode is a ‘must-listen’. You will never look at a medical appointment in the same way again! Link to Penny’s book: https://amzn.eu/d/0blXKRUx Link to Penny’s social: https://www.instagram.com/how2talktoyourdoctor/

    1 tim 8 min

  2. 28 apr.

    Preparing for Surgery and Anaesthesia with MCAS | Dr Anton Krige

    In this episode, Community Support Coordinator Deborah Bircham is joined by Dr Anton Krige, an NHS consultant anaesthetist and functional medicine practitioner specialising in MCAS. Together, they explore how to navigate surgery and anaesthesia safely when living with MCAS. Dr Krige breaks down the potential risks, explains how different types of anaesthesia may be tolerated, and shares practical strategies to help you prepare for your operation with confidence. A topic frequently raised within the Mast Cell Action community, surgery can feel particularly daunting for those with MCAS. In this conversation, Dr Krige outlines the key considerations, discusses what information to share with your clinical team, and offers expert guidance on both pre-operative planning and post-operative care. Whether you’re facing an upcoming procedure or simply want to feel more informed about future possibilities, this episode is a must-listen for anyone wanting some clear, reassuring, and clinically grounded advice about navigating surgery with MCAS.

    56 min

  3. 26 mars

    Welcome to Mast Cell Action!

    Mast Cell Action are launching our podcast! Join us for our first ever episode, where our Community Support Coordinator, Deborah, chats with Joy Mason, Mast Cell Action’s CEO! Find out about Joy’s own personal journey with MCAS, what keeps her going through the tough times, and also get some behind the scenes info about what’s going on at Mast Cell Action. Joy updates us on her journey from volunteer to CEO, and shares what the charity is working on and the steps we are taking to improve the lives of people living with MCAS. Listen on Apple podcast, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Join our community at Mast Cell Action, subscribe or follow for more great conversations, and why not share with someone else who might find it helpful. We’d love to know what you think of this episode – please leave us a comment below! https://www.mastcellaction.org/mast-cell-action-events https://www.mastcellaction.org/articles/resources

    49 min
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From the UK’s only MCAS charity — expert insight, real stories and practical tools for living with Mast Cell Activation Syndrome.

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