Many people with allergies experience mild symptoms, like itchy eyes, that are annoying but generally harmless. But some allergic reactions called anaphylaxis can be so severe that they become life-threatening. Anyone with allergies can experience anaphylaxis. However, some people with other underlying medical conditions, such as allergic asthma, may be even more susceptible to severe reactions, meaning it’s especially important for them to have anaphylaxis on their radar.
Dr. Bassett Contributes to Self – Everyone Should Know How to Spot the Stages of Anaphylaxis
