Hematologist called and said tryptase was at 11 again, but it went down a little bit.  Umm...it was 11.4 or was it 11.6 in November, so yes, it went down half a point.  He said medicating me would not help and does not see a reason for any other tests.  Also had a compliment test called CH50 that was elevated to 60. Don't know what that means.  He said I am having a lot of inflammation and checked me for an infection but that came out negative.  He said he would see me in 6 weeks and to not worry about the tryptase since it's only slightly elevated.  I do have another appointment with another doctor who I heard works with Mast Cell in May. But the hematologist says he really sees no reason for me to see him.  I'm still going anyhow.  But is there a reason that he would think that there is no reason to medicate me?  HE seems to know about mast cell activation....a little bit anyhow.  Is it because I have autonomic neuropathy and thinks that is causing the issues.  I didn't get to talk to the doctor, just the nurse so I didn't get to ask questions.  
Any ideas?  I know Lisa has sent me notes that a tryptase over 4 is a mast cell issue. I'm sooooooo confused.  
Thanks,
Maiysa

Definitely do keep the appointment with the doc who knows about mast cells!  I agree with Ramona about your current doctor.  No point wasting your time seeing a doctor who isn't educated about your problems.  If I were in your situation, I'd ask my doctor to prescribe h1and h2 antihistamines and do a careful trial.

Hi Maiysa,
I dont think youre missing a thing, I think youre right on track! Going slowly is best when starting a new med for all of us--and remember that your bodys natural histamine is highest at 2 to 3 am so start new meds in the am only and always tell someone that you are trying a new med.

It will take some time to have the best med schedule for you but once you do, I would bet your thyroid cancer responds more positively and starts to end. They have done quite a bit research lately and found that mast cells play a huge part in cancers forming--and once the mast cells are calmed, the tumour (or cancer) stops growing. Cool eh?? I cant wait until you are on GastroCrom, you have 2 BIG reasons to be on it...

Sorry about the spinach--we all know how giving up our favorites is, but we also see how much of a good difference it makes in our health and lives. Good luck Hon. Let us know how the new DR is.
Hugs
Ramona

You are most certainly welcome YAAY for you! Just keep the good news coming LOL
Hugs
Ramona