Anaphylactic Shock and Allergic Reactions

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Allergies can range from being minor inconveniences to life-threatening emergencies. Whether you, someone you love or someone you take care of has an allergy, developing a thorough understanding of allergies and allergic reactions can prepare you to make smart decisions about living with the condition. With the Allergies Web Guide, you'll learn what kinds of allergies there are, what triggers them, how they affect humans, how they can be prevented, and much more.

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Allergy Information

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Allergy Types

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Children and Allergies

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Allergy Treatment

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Find an Allergy Doctor

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Allergy Research and News

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Allergy Support

One great thing that has come out of the Web is the ability to connect with others who have similar ... read more »

Anaphylactic Shock and Allergic Reactions

Despite every precaution, allergy emergencies can happen. What's important is that when it does happen, you stay calm and react quickly. You're more likely to panic if you don't know what to do or if you aren't prepared. Use the sites below to learn more about anaphylactic shock and allergic reactions.

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Taking a first aid or CPR course can give you the tools to manage an emergency and the confidence you need to remain calm. It's well worth the time investment for both you and the ones you love.

Top Sites for Anaphylactic Shock and Allergic Reactions

For tips in case of allergy emergency ...

Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America offers another version of an asthma/allergy action card that may prove helpful for your childcare provider in case of an emergency.

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EpiPen is an auto-injector used in "emergency treatment for life-threatening allergic reactions." Watch a video on how to use an EpiPen effectively (the video is also available in Spanish) or download the patient package insert for more information.

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WebMD covers anaphylactic shock and the symptoms, triggers and treatments of anaphylaxis.

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For first aid courses ...

American Red Cross offers first aid and CPR courses to the general public. Enter your zip code to find your local Red Cross office and find out where courses are being offered near you.

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American Heart Association promotes CPR courses as one of its mandates. Enter your state or zip code to find CPR courses near you.

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FirstAidWeb offers self-guided online CPR and first aid courses. These would be a good idea for those people who are not able to attend in-person classes.

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