WELCOME TO THE SM SYMPTOM QUIZ.*

This is a tool to help you learn about the symptoms of systemic mastocytosis (SM).

SM is a rare disease affecting approximately 32,000 patients in the U.S. (or 0.01% of the population), which results in the overproduction of abnormal mast cells (a type of white blood cell).1 When mast cells accumulate and become overactive, the buildup of these cells in different parts of the body may lead to symptoms such as rashes, bone pain, and diarrhea. While these symptoms can be associated with other conditions, the combination of multiple symptoms in different parts of the body is commonly reported by people with SM.

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Symptoms depicted are illustrative only

Unexplained allergic reactions and recurring symptoms in your skin and gut could all be connected.

This quiz provides more information about symptoms associated with SM and can assist you in having meaningful conversations with your doctor. This quiz is not a diagnosis and only a doctor can determine if your symptoms may or may not be suggestive of SM.

Take a few moments to better understand your symptoms. Ready to get started?

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*This quiz is not medical advice and is not intended for use in the diagnosis of any disease. Your answers may help you identify some of the symptoms you are experiencing and facilitate a discussion with your doctor to help them determine if your symptoms may be associated with SM. The symptoms in this quiz may also be associated with a variety of other conditions, both rare and more common. Remember to talk to your doctor about any symptoms or other concerns you may have about your health.
Reference: 1: Data on file. Blueprint Medicines Corporation, Cambridge, MA 2022.
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