Sentences with phrase «as anaphylactic»

* Reactions can range from mild to severe and include a wide variety of symptoms, such as swelling at the injection site to more serious outcomes, such as anaphylactic shock or death.

In the most severe cases, pets can develop a sudden onset of lethargy, vomiting, collapse, and even death, which is known as an anaphylactic reaction.

Some pets can have more severe reactions, such as anaphylactic shock.

• the analysis of the incidence and epidemiology of autoimmune disease in the general population and the link to genetic background or previous events in the life of patients, including severe effects, such as anaphylactic shock.

For an unlucky minority, allergies can trigger a potentially fatal whole - body reaction known as anaphylactic shock.

Not exact matches

Lucky for me, they only register as mild allergies — I will never go into anaphylactic shock nor I do not need to carry an epi - pen; all I get are red, nasty, itchy hives.

Symptoms could be as severe as swelling, rash, hives, breathing difficulties, upset belly or even anaphylactic shock within 1 hour of ingestion or exposure to the food or as minimal as irritability, diaper rash and eczema.

The AAP found that the flu vaccine is also considered safe for individuals with allergies to egg whites, as the amount of egg white protein found in the vaccine did not increase any rates of anaphylactic reactions.

He has had 4 anaphylactic reactions, one to egg, it appears at least one with a cross contamination with milk and the other two unknown but likely from cross contamination as well.

An anaphylactic reaction, also known as anaphylaxis, is a severe, immediate allergic reaction, which generally affects more than one organ system.

Enthusiasm for intralesional BCG therapy waned following reports of anaphylactic reactions; disseminated BCG mortality [7]; and, in our own research, the occurrence of punctate abscesses in more than two - thirds of treated patients, as well as failure to impact outcomes.

It's not an allergy, which produces a severe (and immediate) response, such as hives or anaphylactic shock.

As with any allergy, an allergic reaction to gluten, can cause hives, rashes, congestion, trouble breathing, and even anaphylactic shock — depending on the severity of the allergy and the amount of gluten consumed.

My MRT results showed Salicylic acid as only moderate yet I am highly allergic to it and things like motrin... actually anaphylactic reactions in the past.

Although I do not experience an anaphylactic allergic reaction when I eat peanuts, I am sensitive to them and I rarely eat them except as a very «special treat.»

As a laxative, it can contribute to many of the above concerns, but also can cause food allergies, leading to anaphylactic shock, and can make asthma and other airway allergies worse.

Children who received antibiotics as babies were twice as likely to have asthma and had a 50 percent higher likelihood of hay fever and anaphylactic allergies.

It's not an effective treatment for a severe food allergy such as nuts or shellfish, or for people prone to anaphylactic allergic reactions.]

Speaking as someone violently allergic to erythritol sweetener (instant anaphylactic shock), I strongly recommend that you get your information right.

Collapse or profound weakness These can be symptoms of major problems such as internal bleeding (particularly a syndrome called hemoabdomen), cardiac compromise due to a condition called pericardial effusion, anaphylactic shock, certain poisonings, a glandular condition called Addison's disease, and some types of organ failure.

Collapse of the circulatory system, as occurs in dogs and cats that are in shock due to car accidents and fights, sudden severe allergies or vaccine reactions (anaphylactic shock) or advanced heart disease will also cause them to breath rapidly -(These are medical emergencies that require the same lifesaving emergency procedures eg CPR, etc perform them as you - rush to the vet's office).

Anaphylactic shock is a sudden, life - threatening allergic reaction triggered by the dog's immune system as a response to some portion of the vaccine.

Before she finished checking out, the dog urinated several times, started having trouble breathing.Within 30 seconds, the dog was in the back with every nurse, vet tech and the only 1 Dr on staff trying to save it's life as the owner is now in hysterics.The Dr. comes out to tell the owner the dog is in anaphylactic shock from the vaccines but they don't know which one.

A classic example of a food allergy is anaphylactic shock seen after ingestion of peanuts or after being stung by bees: as soon as the person or animal comes in contact with the allergen, their airway closes and they can't breathe.

Allergic reactions in dogs and can cause minor sniffling and sneezing as well as life - threatening anaphylactic shock.

Anaphylactic shock, a severe allergic reaction, can occasionally occur with food allergies, and should be treated as an emergency.

The most severe signs, such as rapid breathing, wheezing, vomiting and / or having pale gums, may indicate an anaphylactic shock.

Fortunately as a youngster, my reactions were not truly anaphylactic (they have gotten worse over the years), although there was some difficulty breathing.

She's anaphylactic to nuts and I'd left it until a couple of days before she left to get a new EpiPen, as the last one was way over expiry.