| histamine t. |
1. histamine flare t. 2. a formerly used test in which histamine was injected to stimulate gastric secretion and measure output of gastric acid. 3. a formerly used test for presence of a pheochromocytoma; persons with such a tumor would show first a fall and then a marked rise in blood pressure.
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| histamine-releasing f. |
a lymphokine, believed to be produced by macrophages and B lymphocytes, that induces the release of histamine by IgE-bound basophils occurring in late phase allergic reaction in sensitive individuals.
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| histaminemia |
the presence of histamine in the blood.
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| histaminergic |
denoting those responses by histamine receptors to histamine that are blocked by histamine antagonists (e.g., cimetidine).
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| histamine |
is the allergy chemical that is released from mast cell "allergy bombs" during an allergic reaction. Histamine causes itching, sneezing, swelling and a flood of mucus in the nose, itching, burning and swelling in the skin, headaches and plugging up of the sinuses, spasms and wheezing in the lungs, and also, cramps and diarrhea in the stomach.
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