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After months of suffering, Mayo Clinic finds that teen has 'mast cell activation' disease

Emily

Emily

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[h=1]Oak Lawn Teen Diagnosed with Rare Disease After Months of Mysterious Illness[/h] [h=2]High school senior and avid boxer Joe Maloney was diagnosed with a rare disease.[/h]
By Morgan Searles (Patch Staff) March 23, 2015 The past year of high school senior Joe Maloney?s life seems like an episode of ?House.?
Doctors struggled to diagnose what was causing his eyes to appear bloodshot, his blood pressure to spike, his heart rate to rise and his leg to move uncontrollably.
Since his first episode in May 2014, the Oak Lawn teenager has spent 58 days in the hospital within 21 admissions.
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