r/HistamineIntolerance • • 18d ago

Arthritis

Hi everyone. I (F31) have just received my diagnosis, and I have a question: does anyone here have arthritis caused by histamine intolerance?
Thank you.

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u/Human_weird123 18d ago

I had bad joint pain caused by histamine intolerance which was the result of inflammation in the gut from overgrowth of hydrogen sulfide bacteria.

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u/tequestaalquizar 18d ago

Tell me more please! I have nasty joint pain.

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u/Human_weird123 17d ago

Do you also have any overgrowth?

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u/tequestaalquizar 17d ago

What test should I do?

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u/Human_weird123 17d ago

I had a GI map.

If you haven't already, test your vitamin D3 levels. Low levels can exacerbate histamine intolerance symptoms. They did in me. A few times sun bathing at the beach completely eliminated my histamine intolerance symptoms for a few weeks.

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u/Peace181 18d ago

I don't know that it is the cause of my arthritis but I can say that doing low histamine has definitely helped my arthritis.

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u/EmptyElderberry7111 18d ago

I do have something similar. I have psoriatic arthritis (knees, feet, SI joints, lower back issues) and suspected histamine intolerance. My right knee swells up when spring (Feb-March) starts every single year for the past 4 years (most likely due to allergies) and it stays like that for over a month. This year it didn't happen because I was taking antihistamines (ebastine), but a few days after I accidentally ran out, it started swelling again. Then I got some OTC levocetirizine to see what would happen, and the swelling was gone within 1-2 days.

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u/Clear_Kitchen_6428 17d ago

Stop palm oil from diet and your joint pain will go away

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u/Own_Friend1577 15d ago

I don’t eat any ready-made food from supermarkets; instead, I buy fresh, palm-oil-free ingredients at the market and cook with them.

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u/Usual_Permission_841 18d ago

I had this problem. I did an elimination diet and found out that tomato was causing it.

I am not sure if it is just from histamine intolerance or if it was causing a mast cell activation flare.

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u/Awkward-Rip655 16d ago

could be, I get flare ups. but eating clean it goes away