Electrophoretic separation and properties of mouse anti-hapten antibodies involved in passive cutaneous anaphylaxis and passive hemolysis.
In severe cases, anaphylaxis with angioedema, respiratory compromise and hypotension can prove fatal without the prompt administration of adrenaline.
In the worst cases it can lead to a generalized anaphylaxis and even death.
Local anaesthetic is extremely safe and while cases of anaphylaxis have been recorded worldwide, these have been extremely rare occurrences.
This route is associated with an increased risk of anaphylaxis, and is significantly more expensive, but in some patients may be the only tolerated method of iron replacement.
No cases of anaphylaxis have occurred as a result of nicotinic acid being taken orally.
We are not aware of any clinical guidelines on the treatment of anaphylaxis in accident and emergency departments.
Allergies range from debilitating conditions such as asthma and hay fever to life threatening conditions such as anaphylaxis.
