Matt Kelly explains why mast cell activation syndrome, POTS, and Ehlers-Danlos syndrome often occur together and why they're hard to diagnose. The AAMP event brings together experts to teach on these overlapping conditions and offers AMA Category 1 CME credit.
So what is the triad that you keep hearing about? Mast cell activation syndrome, POTS, and EDS. Basically, this is a combination that crosses over in patients causing a lot of mysterious symptoms and hard to diagnose and treat symptoms until we understand it. They usually have some category of mast cell disorder, some categories of dysautonomia, also called POTS, and hypermobility of one type or the other. At AAMP, we'll have well-known experts in these complex areas teaching us, people who have published in these areas, people who have a lot of clinical experience, and we have AMA Category 1 CME. If you're interested in this for continuing medical education at Advanced Applications in Medical Practice, check us out. Category 1 CME from the AMA, and we'll see you there.
