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Also known as anaphylactic shock. An acute allergic reaction. Symptoms occur immediately after exposure to an allergen (eg insect stings) and include diarrhoea, bleeding, vomiting, bronchospasm and breathing problems. If you experience these or similar symptoms, seek immediate medical assistance, because anaphylaxis can cause loss of consciousness and even death. Anaphylactic reactions can be reversed with adrenaline. ...
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| anaphylaxis |
is a word that means a really big allergic reaction all over the body. In severe cases, such as reactions to bee stings or to medicines, anaphylaxis can be life threatening.
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| anaphylaxis |
a state of shock, or an extreme allergic reaction
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| anaphylaxis |
A type of hypersensitivity reaction which occurs in an individual who has been previously sensitized by contact with an antigen. Anaphylaxis occurs within a few minutes after exposure. The clinical response depends upon the tissue that is affected. Examples of local anaphylaxis include asthma, hay fever and edema of the tissues of the throat.
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| anaphylaxis |
Anaphylaxis is a rare, life-threatening, immediate allergic reaction to something ingested or injected. If untreated, it results in shock, respiratory and cardiac failure, and death. See article: Anaphylaxis
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