clobenpropit

[Guest pandas16]

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Edited December 16, 2011 by pandas16

[911RN]

clobenpropit

 

 

Anyone used or heard of it? For those who are interested in the glutamate thing, might find this interesting... http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17350613

was thinking of bringing it up to my doctor.

 

 

This looks to be experimental? Available for those doing research and testing for effects of med? I'm not seeing where this is a drug that is manfucatured and available by prescription. Maybe I'm wrong?? Has a lot of numbers asssociated with it- usually means it is a research drug. Didn't see any big drug company producing it for the lay public if I google it. Did see some references in Europe- maybe it is avialable there but not here? I couldn't find FDA approval for this? Just did a cursory search- you may have looked longer, deeper and more. Not sure...but don't think it is a drug yet????

[JAG10]

Pardon the ignorant question here.......but how is the whole blood histamine measurement related to issues with the different histamine receptors? I'm guessing when ppl are reporting histamine is too high or low, that is for whole blood histamine, but this issue just seems much more complicated than that. Is there a way to measure the function of the individual receptors? Last one, I thought allergies were related to H1 issues not H3?

 

If this has already been explained in another topic, can anyone recall the name of it and which board? searching "histamine" comes up with too many hits and H3 is too small.

[trggirl]

Thanks Pandas16. Good lead to follow!

[pathfinder]

thanks pandas16

interesting