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Natural Killer Cells and TTC
I've been reading a lot lately about CD 56+ Natural Killer Cells and Mast Cells and their ability to cause early miscarriage and failed implantation. They occur naturally in everyone, but more so in people with immune problems (allergies, hives, HPV, endometriosis, chronic fatigue, lupus, Reynaud's, etc.). I happen to have a great deal of allergies, and I suffer from dermatographic (linear) hives. Does anyone know of any NATURAL supplements, herbs, or nutrition that can be employed to reduce the number of the Natural Killer Cells? Any info would be very appreciated.
Thanks.
AnnieJ
Thanks.
AnnieJ
Your inquiry about CD 56+ is interesting to me.
I one healthy 2 year old boy. On Aug 28th of this year i had my first miscarriage. 2 weeks later I had major hives and took many different antihistamines that didn't seems to work. They eventually calmed down but I still get one or more a day. I got pregnant again and then had a second miscarriage and DNC at 9 weeks pregnancy. The next day the hives came back and way worse than the first time. Again they calmed down and only one is present.
I am 30 years old and very healthy. I am being seen my multiple different dermologist but they seem to treat the symptoms. Could this be a bigger problem like a CD 56+?
I one healthy 2 year old boy. On Aug 28th of this year i had my first miscarriage. 2 weeks later I had major hives and took many different antihistamines that didn't seems to work. They eventually calmed down but I still get one or more a day. I got pregnant again and then had a second miscarriage and DNC at 9 weeks pregnancy. The next day the hives came back and way worse than the first time. Again they calmed down and only one is present.
I am 30 years old and very healthy. I am being seen my multiple different dermologist but they seem to treat the symptoms. Could this be a bigger problem like a CD 56+?
i seriously dont know..this is waaay over my head. however, i am more into natural remedies and whenever i have ANY questions about herbal meds, i will call the store i go to (bread and circus) and they are very knowledgable there!!
hopefully someone here will have more to contribute. sorry.
hopefully someone here will have more to contribute. sorry.
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