Several factors can also affect the severity of the allergic reaction, or if there is an allergic reaction at all.
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"Skin contact with such water may cause an allergic reaction."
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She would have a pretty nasty allergic reaction I suppose.
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If sensitivity is an allergic reaction, they're offering much-needed support.
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"Anything can cause an allergic reaction in some people," Silverberg says.
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The water is not poisonous but could cause an allergic reaction.
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Not because of the potentially fatal allergic reaction that could occur.
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The condition developed from an allergic reaction to his hockey equipment.
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Watery eyes are often a defining symptom of an allergic reaction.
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The drug can cause a severe allergic reaction, the company said.
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Recently, she was hospitalized after suffering from a nearly fatal allergic reaction.
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Clearly we were in denial, and this was not an allergic reaction.
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The devices are used to counteract the potentially fatal allergic reaction anaphylaxis.
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The devices are used to counteract the potentially fatal allergic reaction anaphylaxis.
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It can open airways and reduce swelling during a severe allergic reaction.
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Two patients had serious reactions, including one who had an allergic reaction.
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In December, she was hospitalized after suffering a nearly fatal allergic reaction.
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In some cases, people may also have an allergic reaction, causing hives.
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A single reported allergic reaction did not require medical treatment or hospitalization.
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Potential serious side effects for infants include allergic reaction and liver damage.
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Importantly, an allergic reaction is not the same as a food intolerance.
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Coyo denied its product was the cause of the fatal allergic reaction.
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It's not the hair of the animal that triggers the allergic reaction.
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He ultimately has an allergic reaction that requires the use of epinephrine.
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If you miss something, even one word, you risk an allergic reaction.
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Navalny's spokeswoman, Kira Yarmysh, broke the news of the campaigner's condition Sunday morning, saying he had suffered a "severe allergic reaction," involving major swelling of the face and skin redness, despite never having had an allergic reaction before.
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My skin has never had an allergic reaction to any skincare product before.
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The doctors suspected that the pneumonia was an allergic reaction to the daptomycin.
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It can open the airways, and reduce swelling during a severe allergic reaction.
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As for the possibility of an allergic reaction, Zimring says that's extremely rare.
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Rarely it can result in anaphylaxis, a potentially life-threatening severe allergic reaction.
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The auto-injector is used to counteract the potentially fatal allergic reaction anaphylaxis.
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If you have an allergic reaction to a product, fragrances are probably responsible.
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These suspended state sulfites can interact with your body, causing an allergic reaction.
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Frankel suffered a near-fatal allergic reaction to fish in December in Massachusetts.
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Allergic reaction to milk proteins can cause digestive pain, rashes and trouble breathing.
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Without an injection of epinephrine to treat a severe allergic reaction, people die.
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The hives and the low blood pressure suggested anaphylaxis, a severe allergic reaction.
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In theory, these differences could somehow cause an allergic reaction or gastrointestinal distress.
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EGE is thought to be an unusual type of allergic reaction to foods.
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Coaches and team owners have an almost allergic reaction to addressing political issues.
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Current thinking is that HSP is an abnormal version of an allergic reaction.
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It can open the airways and reduce swelling during a severe allergic reaction.
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The device is used to counteract the potentially fatal allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis.
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The antibodies usually responsible for an allergic reaction are called immunoglobulin E, or IgE.
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Epinephrine treats anaphylaxis, an allergic reaction to things like medication, food, and insect stings.
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In some instances, Rokhsar has lasered the tattoo away to ease the allergic reaction.
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An NYPD spokesperson tells PEOPLE that the boy showed signs of an allergic reaction.
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The auto-injector devices are used to counteract the potentially fatal allergic reaction anaphylaxis.
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One allergic reaction has been reported, though the person did not need medical attention.
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One firefighter incurred minor burns and another had an allergic reaction to a beesting.
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But even Jagua is more likely to give someone an allergic reaction than henna.
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Alexi Navalny, a Russian opposition leader, was hospitalized on Sunday from an allergic reaction.
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Rarely, vaccines can cause adverse events, like an allergic reaction that causes anaphylactic shock.
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Ross has an allergic reaction to kiwi and has to go to the doctor.
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MEDINA: Angelenos have an almost allergic reaction to stereotypes and can be thin-skinned.
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In May 85033, an unexpected allergic reaction sent Karin into life-threatening anaphylactic shock.
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A large segment of the population now has an allergic reaction to the left.
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She had had this kind of allergic reaction twice before but never as severely.
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The cytokines that concentrate during drinking cause tissue to inflame like an allergic reaction.
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Potential serious side effects include allergic reaction and, although rare in children, stomach bleeding.
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MG: I had been in the hospital earlier that week from an allergic reaction.
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Well, luckily I'm from New Zealand, and we have an allergic reaction to sentimentality.
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In rare cases, OAS can cause anaphylaxis, which is a potentially life-threatening allergic reaction.
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Tannenbaum also stated that the cause of the allergic reaction was unclear at the time.
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"The main side effect of using eyelash enhancing serums is an allergic reaction," she says.
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Of note: The "allergic reaction" is not Navalny's first physical ailment resulting from his advocacy.
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EpiPens contain the drug epinephrine, which counteracts the potentially fatal allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis.
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Five years ago, Loew had a severe allergic reaction to the commonly prescribed antibiotic, Levaquin.
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Heat hives are an allergic reaction to sweat caused by overheating, or the heat itself.
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I let them have one go and spend a week with a near allergic reaction.
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In genetically predisposed individuals, this kind of repeated exposure can lead to an allergic reaction.
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Limit exposureOne effective way to prevent a social allergic reaction is to limit your exposure.
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The most serious risk is anaphylaxis, a severe allergic reaction that can be life-threatening.
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Gonzalez's doctors initially thought she was having an allergic reaction and sent her home with Benadryl.
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When she prescribes one, she goes over the potential signs and symptoms of an allergic reaction.
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The company stressed that the water is not poisonous, but contact may cause an allergic reaction.
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How do you know if you'll have an allergic reaction or how serious it might be?
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"Fringe" actor Joshua Jackson was rushed to the hospital after suffering an allergic reaction in 2011.
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EpiPens are used by people having an allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis, which can be fatal.
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WHEN YOU NEED –WHEN YOU ARE HAVING A SEVERE ALLERGIC REACTION, YOU NEED EPIPEN IN SECONDS.
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But he died from a severe allergic reaction after thinking his meal was safe to eat.
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Across practices, just 13 percent to 33 percent of patients had any type of allergic reaction.
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"An allergic reaction to latex can increase the likelihood of infection being transmitted," Doe tells me.
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She knew from her own research that this was anaphylactic shock — a potentially deadly allergic reaction.
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"What you don't want to end up with is a massive allergic reaction," Dr. Taylor said.
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They were a sign she could be experiencing something far more serious than an allergic reaction.
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Vomiting, diarrhea, and severe stomach cramps can indicate an allergic reaction to a food or drug.
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"You want to make sure it's an allergic reaction you're having and not something else," she says.
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"Red, itchy, or flaky skin may signify an allergic reaction to a personal-care product," he says.
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After a woman ingested her partner's semen, she had an allergic reaction and broke out in hives.
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The three-year-old was recently rushed to the hospital for a speculated allergic reaction to grass.
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You could also experience an allergic reaction to the glue and the glue can cause corneal abrasions.
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And remember, most reactions to the flu shot are not evidence of an allergic reaction, says Eiras.
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The writer suggests Cumberbatch looks like he's always in the middle of an allergic reaction to seafood.
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If you think you are having a severe allergic reaction, call 911 or seek immediate medical attention.
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So far, one person has reported an allergic reaction, but medical treatment or hospitalization was not required.
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Bethenny Frankel's recovery is taking longer than she expected following her near-fatal allergic reaction to fish.
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And, if you already have asthma, smoking weed may exacerbate that condition without triggering an allergic reaction.
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Thirteen-year-old Annie LeGere died in August 2015 after a severe allergic reaction during a sleepover.
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Yang's husband was bitten on the second night of their visit and suffered a severe allergic reaction.
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After she had an allergic reaction to latex, though, the Air Force wouldn't let her re-enlist.
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Bees and other stinging insects kill nearly 100 people per year, often by triggering an allergic reaction.
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Cravens tells PEOPLE that a doctor determined that the allergic reaction was a result of the makeup.
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I take a Zyrtec when I am having an allergic reaction and I think they were shocked.
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To fight off the trigger, your immune system releases chemicals called histamines that cause an allergic reaction.
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If you use a product long or often enough, you can become vulnerable to an allergic reaction.
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Be sure to listen to your body and tend to your allergic reaction by taking appropriate action.
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Pollutants and bacteria wouldn't cause an allergic reaction per se, she said, but could irritate the nose.
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He said the new blankets also prompted an allergic reaction but his medical pass was not renewed.
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The toughest conversations are about what should happen if she has an allergic reaction she can't survive.
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DH Matt Holliday was a late scratch from the lineup Saturday against Oakland because of an allergic reaction.
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The Likely Culprit: An allergic reaction, which can come from plants, beauty products, animal hair... pretty much anything.
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Then, I cut out the detox pill, which made me break out in hives from an allergic reaction.
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Bethenny Frankel is stepping out for the first time since suffering a nearly-fatal allergic reaction to fish.
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Despite these precautions, she may still experience a more minor infection (compared to staph) or an allergic reaction.
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Despite the possible allergic reaction if touched, the radiation level of the water is normal, the company said.
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For some, red ink can spark a potentially serious allergic reaction, turning the tattoo experience into a nightmare.
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Subsequently, the crew had a doctor give her an unnecessary steroid injection intended to treat an allergic reaction.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's son Saint was recently rushed to the hospital after a suspected allergic reaction.
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And our patient knew that he ate caviar for the first time seven years before the (allergic reaction).
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A bed bug bite could also trigger an allergic reaction and require medical attention, according to the CDC.
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Roberts told me he had done a small test injection to ensure he didn't have an allergic reaction.
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The crew then had a doctor give her an unnecessary steroid injection intended to treat an allergic reaction.
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But an overload of results can have you mistaking an allergic reaction for an STD — or vice versa.
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But after just one bite of what would be his last meal, Mr. Wilson had an allergic reaction.
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Her whole story, in fact, interrogates the norms of now: our proud divisiveness, the allergic reaction to offense.
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"He had a very severe, violent allergic reaction," his dad Charlie Bacon told me over the phone recently.
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Ferreira's son is on a restricted diet and depends on limited items that won't cause an allergic reaction.
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Exposure to animals on planes can for some trigger a potentially life-threatening asthma episode or allergic reaction.
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The EpiPen is a life-saving medication that's used in emergencies when people experience a severe allergic reaction.
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Take a Number A severe, rapid allergic reaction calls for a dose of epinephrine as soon as possible.
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Weeks after suffering a near-fatal allergic reaction to fish, Bethenny Frankel came close to another potential deadly encounter.
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You may not have an allergic reaction if you eat TJ's breakfast sausages and you happen to be allergic.
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Which is hilarious, since I used to be one of those kids with an allergic reaction to grocery stores.
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It turns out, there are a fair amount of non-allergy conditions that might look like an allergic reaction.
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Tests to determine if she was having an allergic reaction to food or pets came back negative, he said.
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Julie said that she was shocked to see that an allergic reaction is almost undetectable for a long time.
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She hadn't engaged in the usual causes of an allergic reaction, such as taking medication or eating unusual food.
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Last May, Ariana Grande postponed several concerts on her Sweetener World Tour after suffering an allergic reaction to tomatoes.
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Products with flour that contains peanut residue can cause an allergic reaction if consumed by individuals with peanut allergies.
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Our love grew with every scratch, bout of flaky skin, bug bite, allergic reaction, cracked knuckle, and ragged cuticle.
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The review follows a severe allergic reaction during infusion of the drug, the company said in a filing here.
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Frankel previously suffered an allergic reaction on Real Housewives when the cast members visited Cartagena, Colombia, during season 10.
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An allergic reaction is basically the body's immune system freaking out when it detects a potentially dangerous foreign agent.
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Also in December, Frankel publicly thanked Bernon for saving her life after she suffered a near-fatal allergic reaction.
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A certain ingredient found in some types of black-ink henna may cause you to experience an allergic reaction.
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And in rare cases, people can even experience anaphylaxis from a bug bite, which is a severe allergic reaction.
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Nina Dobrev is on the mend after an allergic reaction over the weekend landed her in the emergency room.
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Tannenbaum blamed "an allergic reaction," and Tunsil eventually spoke to reporters without answering questions about his time at Mississippi.
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A. A severe allergic reaction when the skin is exposed to poison ivy is almost exclusively a human problem.
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During a severe allergic reaction epinephrine immediately reduces swelling of the face, lip and throat, which can be lifesaving.
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"Thibaut Duverneix: "So I was like ok, let's make your face swollen like you had a crazy allergic reaction.
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Another woman who suffered a severe allergic reaction to a Pret sandwich said the action had come too late.
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When Nia did her last scene, Terrence was having some sort of allergic reaction and his lip began swelling.
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The rash could be from an allergic reaction, he acknowledged, but it could also be caused by her leukemia.
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Side effects include skin rashes and the potential for a severe allergic reaction, especially for adults older than 21986.
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"I'll figure something else out for the next session that won't make anybody have an allergic reaction," he joked.
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And is it the actual allergic reaction that causes these symptoms or just the sleep disturbances and general discomfort?
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Mondelez said it had received one report so far of an allergic reaction related to the batches being recalled.
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Williams also recovered from missing the morning shoot-around with an allergic reaction to suit up against the Suns.
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The most common side effect was allergic reaction at the site of infusion, and some patients experienced brain swelling.
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Although they removed the bone wax when they returned the sample to her wound, Slamhood developed a severe allergic reaction.
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In fact, Saint West, Kim Kardashian West's son and Webster's cousin, was recently hospitalized for an allergic reaction to grass.
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The need for an epinephrine injection to reverse the allergic reaction more than doubled in children getting the peanut powder.
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During the process, Emily had an allergic reaction to one of her IVF treatments, resulting in hospitalization, Aaron tells PEOPLE.
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But thanks to an allergic reaction, this is what the 18-year-old from Clinton, Mississippi, looked like last Saturday.
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The boy visited an urgent care clinic in August 2016, where doctors initially thought the rash was an allergic reaction.
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"Benedict Cumberbatch always looks like he's had an allergic reaction to bad shrimp," the actor, who portrays Doctor Strange, read.
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Both Cantrell and Casale say that if someone has an allergic reaction, expired epinephrine is better than nothing at all.
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Those who are allergic to yellow jacket stings can quickly suffer from anaphylaxis, a potentially fatal allergic reaction, if stung.
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Kylie revealed her Sunday was spent in the hospital with her daughter, Stormi, who she says suffered an allergic reaction.
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One of the berries lands in Tom's mouth, and he has to use an EpiPen to treat his allergic reaction.
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Prior to that, he had been fed a cow's milk-based formula, but had a possible allergic reaction to it.
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There was a remote possibility of a severe, potentially life-threatening allergic reaction as they entered her body, Aglietti explained.
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A few days before my college graduation, I bragged that I had made it through college without an allergic reaction.
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In fact, I'd had a delayed allergic reaction to the vancomycin, which he had just instructed me to take again.
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The EpiPen is designed to automatically inject a dose of epinephrine into a person's thigh to stop an allergic reaction.
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A 3-year-old boy died last week after having an allergic reaction at his Manhattan preschool, his family said.
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The EpiPen is used to deliver a dose of epinephrine for people who are experiencing a life-threatening allergic reaction.
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"At the time I didn't know what happened, but I had an allergic reaction to the embalming fluid," Fowles said.
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Like an allergic reaction to becoming unloved, my Instagram account went into overdrive, all aimed at one audience member: Joe.
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The biological response An allergic reaction is an immune response that releases cytokines, protein molecules used in communication between cells.
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Doctors found clues that her symptoms may have been part of a severe allergic reaction to the common antibiotic Bactrim.
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A college student in Ohio was found dead in his dorm after experiencing a severe allergic reaction, multiple outlets report.
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NOTES: Heat F Udonis Haslem (allergic reaction) did not practice Friday but was available Saturday, although he did not play.
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Residues of some antibiotics, like chloramphenicol and penicillin, pose a serious risk of triggering an allergic reaction in sensitive populations.
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" She continues: "I have an allergic reaction to hearing how other people live, and then thinking I should live like that.
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The device is used to deliver an emergency dose of epinephrine, a drug that counteracts the sometimes fatal allergic reaction anaphylaxis.
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Stormi is on the mend after an allergic reaction sent her to the hospital, much to her mom Kylie Jenner's dismay.
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But a disturbing new study shows that when a child has an allergic reaction, many caregivers fail to administer an EpiPen.
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She claimed it was an allergic reaction to shellfish and according to the document, the doctor on set bought her story.
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On Monday, Frankel, 48, revealed she was hospitalized after suffering from a nearly fatal allergic reaction to fish over the weekend.
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Dr. Jaliman stresses the importance of following application directions, as using too much can cause you to have an allergic reaction.
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"Since the eyelids are delicate, an allergic reaction, irritation, or injury in the eye area can occur," the FDA website says.
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He is apparently the man who "saved" Frankel's life back in December, when she suffered an extreme allergic reaction to fish.
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Both Andrenaclick and EpiPen contain the drug epinephrine, which is used to counteract the potentially fatal allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis.
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Certain antibiotics such as penicillin and sulfa as well as aspirin and ibuprofen can trigger an allergic reaction resulting in hives.
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I woke up the morning after Halloween having had an allergic reaction to the mascara I had on the night before.
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Otherwise, men might cower in fear that even attempting to drink wine could cause some gender-based type of allergic reaction.
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Nearly a month after Bethenny Frankel had a near-fatal allergic reaction to eating fish, she's still dealing with its aftermath.
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A UK-based woman had a severe allergic reaction to an ingredient in hair dye that made her eyes swell closed.
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In oral food challenges, patients consume a very small amount of food by mouth while doctors watch for an allergic reaction.
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One reason parents stopped feeding the foods is that they thought their children were having a possible allergic reaction to them.
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To be safe, ask for a patch test before tinting to make sure you have no allergic reaction to the dye.
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Until meat allergy was recognized, the prevailing medical wisdom held that an allergic reaction to meat from mammals was extremely unusual.
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While in prison, he was hospitalized with a severe allergic reaction, with some allies worrying that he might have been poisoned.
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The good news is that piercing infections aren't all that common; it's more likely to be an allergic reaction, says Thompson.
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Anaphylaxis—a severe allergic reaction that can cause death, not least by asphyxiation or low blood pressure—is the biggest worry.
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They do not spread disease, but can leave itchy bite marks which may lead to an allergic reaction for some people.
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You do, and he leads you to someone who's having a severe allergic reaction, a seizure, or some other medical emergency.
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Grande rescheduled a few tour dates in May and November after an allergic reaction and sudden illness kept her from performing.
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Contact dermatitis is a type of allergic reaction that appears on the skin several hours after physical contact with an allergen.
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Dr. Parikh says that tongue swelling and breathing problems are both signs of a moderate-to-severe allergic reaction to food.
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"Common symptoms of an allergic reaction can include rash, trouble breathing, frequent cough, vomiting, diarrhea, facial swelling, dizziness, lightheadedness," Schellpfeffer said.
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On Instagram, the singer revealed that she had "an unfortunate allergic reaction to tomatoes and my throat pretty much closed," she wrote.
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"She had an allergic reaction but is 100% okay now and we are home," she wrote alongside a photo of Webster sleeping.
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Now, in order to avoid a life-threatening allergic reaction, Johanna lives 24/7 in the confines of an air-locked bedroom.
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"In the back of my mind, I was thinking maybe I had eaten something and was having an allergic reaction," Small recalled.
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The company said there has been one report of an allergic reaction, but the person did not need medical treatment or hospitalization.
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Tooley said putting products with uncertain ingredients in or around your eyes is a good recipe for an allergic reaction or infection.
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If you've never had a true allergic reaction to the flu shot or any other vaccine, then you don't need to worry.
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But in the end, the alcohol subdues the nervous system to such a degree that you no longer feel the allergic reaction.
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Last week, Mylan CEO Heather Bresch testified before a congressional committee about steep price increases on the lifesaving anti-allergic-reaction drug.
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I had a horrible allergic reaction to the shot, and the area looks awful, but they assure me that I'm tuberculosis-free.
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Philipps initially thought she was having a "crazy allergic reaction," but later found out she "sunburned" her eyes during a photo shoot.
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Auvi-Q wholesale acquisition cost Like EpiPen, the Auvi-Q is used to counteract the potentially fatal allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis.
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" He adds that, "How an airline reacts to an allergic reaction mid-flight would really depend on the severity of the reaction.
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Whether it's a mosquito bite or an allergic reaction, itching can be annoying… especially when it's your vulva or vagina that's itching.
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According to Linda Bell, another passenger gave her husband a Benadryl pill in case he had an allergic reaction to the sting.
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The family told AL.com that Chum suffered an allergic reaction to the snake's venom that led to anaphylactic shock and cardiac arrest.
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This UVB-absorbing molecule is rarely used in sunscreens today because it forms photoproducts that elicit an allergic reaction in some people.
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In a study of 35 children with confirmed allergies to cow milk, 80% did not experience an allergic reaction to camel milk.
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That he had an allergic reaction, that he was itchy, his skin was very hot, and that he was having difficulty breathing.
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The itch of scabies is also an allergic reaction, but getting rid of the mites ends the itch, so it wasn't scabies.
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Epinephrine is a "really critical" medication, Dr. Schneider said, since some people may experience their first allergic reaction on board an airplane.
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Am I having an energetic experience, or are these "feelings" just some kind of allergic reaction to the essential oil-saturated air?
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The EpiPens are sold in sets of two, in case one isn't enough to open the airways during an acute allergic reaction.
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Mr. Conron sent hair clippings from each to the woman in Hawaii, and only Sultan's elicited no allergic reaction from her husband.
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These side-effects included anaphylaxis, a systemic allergic reaction that can be fatal if not treated immediately with a dose of epinephrine.
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I assumed the excessive redness must be an allergic reaction or an infection of some kind, something short-term and easily fixed.
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He said it was like he had cerebral palsy from top to bottom, but it was caused by a severe allergic reaction.
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Belarus cooperating with the West "causes some kind of allergic reaction and sometimes hysterics from our main partner the Russian Federation," Lukashenko said.
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Dermatologist Joshua Zeichner, MD, says that although he can't comment on these specific cases, the rashes could be caused by an allergic reaction.
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If an assistance dog is given something that triggers even a subtle allergic reaction, they're not paying 100 percent attention to their handler.
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He thought it seemed likely that I was having an allergic reaction to the moisturizer, and instructed that I immediately stop using it.
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Lavender Oil Be careful with lavender oil, because some people with sensitive skin may experience an allergic reaction to the calming essential oil.
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When we are dealing with products so closely to the eyes, you would never want to take the risk of an allergic reaction.
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These EpiPens are absolutely necessary in case my son has an allergic reaction at school (622.233-self carry, 1 homeroom and 1 nurse).
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Whelan rushed to her doctor, who confirmed that the swelling was caused by an allergic reaction to the chemicals in the hair dye.
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Her parents, Tony and Kylie, both 36, tell PEOPLE that a doctor determined that the allergic reaction was a result of the makeup.
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Andrea Corley said it hasn't been recommended by their doctor and they would be afraid of another allergic reaction if they used it.
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Whether it's the result of a mosquito bite, an allergic reaction, or dry skin, few sensations are quite as irritating as the itch.
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Contact with the water could cause an allergic reaction, and the muddy bottom of the lake could make it difficult to get out.
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Werner performed CPR and called for help, and when paramedics arrived, they administered an epinephrine injection in case she suffered an allergic reaction.
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An 11-year-old British boy died last month after having a severe allergic reaction to some chocolate that his father gave him.
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Her doctors diagnosed hypersensitivity pneumonitis, sometimes called wet lung, an inflammation of the lungs due to an allergic reaction to chemicals or dust.
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At one low point, Emmy suffered a severe allergic reaction in January; she stopped breathing and had to be rushed into emergency care.
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The Auvi-Q, like the EpiPen, is designed to inject an emergency dose of epinephrine in the event of a severe allergic reaction.
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On Tuesday, hours before her concert in Tampa, Ariana Grande was forced to postpone the show after a sudden allergic reaction to tomatoes.
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EpiPen autoinjectors deliver a dose of epinephrine in the event of severe allergic reaction, such as to bee stings or exposure to peanuts.
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Henry Miller, a 19-year-old gap year student from Britain suffered a similar fate after having an allergic reaction to the drug.
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Pret A Manger has acknowledged that a second customer died after an allergic reaction to food sold at the popular British sandwich chain.
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Eighty serious adverse events were reported, but only two (a fever and an allergic reaction) were deemed to be related to the vaccine.
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In both groups, the provider gave patients a cream that she said was an antihistamine to reduce the allergic reaction and decrease itching.
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The result is that any mention of emissions control, or even well-established climate science, prompts a violent allergic reaction on the right.
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Collagen supplements can also have side effects, including digestive upset and the risk of an allergic reaction, particularly for those with seafood allergies.
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It may also be helpful to remind yourself that the symptoms of your allergic reaction are your immune system's attempts to defend you.
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London (CNN)A second person has died from an allergic reaction to one of Pret a Manger's products, the food chain confirmed Sunday.
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Other people may experience an allergic reaction, including swelling, skin rash or even anaphylaxis, which can cause difficulty breathing and loss of consciousness.
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Your body releases histamine when it&aposs suffering from an allergic reaction, which is why Benadryl is often used to treat allergic conditions.
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The sudden death of an 11-year-old boy in Canarsie may have been an allergic reaction to the smell of cooking fish.
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EpiPens are preloaded injections of epinephrine (adrenaline) used in case of a dangerous allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis that could cause death if untreated.
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Bethenny Frankel is not impressed with one hotel's reaction to her canceling a room following the allergic reaction that left her hospitalized for days.
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Michael's allergic reaction looks like my face did after someone popped a bottle of champagne in my eye by accident — I feel his pain.
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Senator Amy Klobuchar knows firsthand what it feels like to watch your child gasping for air, in need of medicine, after an allergic reaction.
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So, with very few risks, very little downtime, and zero potential for allergic reaction because it's your own blood — why wouldn't you get it?
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A two-pack of the auto-injector EpiPens, which are used to counteract the potentially fatal allergic reaction anaphylaxis, now costs more than $600.
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Frankel's relaxing vacation comes just a week after The Real Housewives of New York City star suffered a nearly-fatal allergic reaction to fish.
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When Sagese took the medication later that day, she immediately felt nauseous and felt afraid it could be a sign of another allergic reaction.
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Previously, first responders and public school nurses were the only people allowed to inject children with epinephrine if they were having an allergic reaction.
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She dismissed the idea that he may have had a chance allergic reaction to something he'd unwittingly come in contact with, like washing powder.
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The EpiPen delivers a dose of epinephrine, an antidote to a severe and potentially deadly allergic reaction to anything from nuts to bee stings.
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This titanium ring is hypoallergenic and promises the lowest level of allergic reaction so it's ideal for people who are sensitive to other metals.
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He explained my symptoms away by saying they were likely an allergic reaction to medication I had taken for a recent bout of bronchitis.
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And many people who have avoided penicillin for a decade or more after a true, severe allergic reaction will not experience that reaction again.
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It wasn't the smell of the fish that would have produced the allergic reaction, experts said, but the proteins released by the cooking process.
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There is also a risk of allergic reaction, as with most vaccines — but again, this is no more likely than being struck by lightning.
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While you may want to shut off the stream coming out of auntie&aposs mouth, this will not actually help calm your allergic reaction.
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EpiPen auto-injectors deliver a dose of epinephrine in the event of severe allergic reaction, such as to bee stings or exposure to peanuts.
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Insider spoke with Dr. Purvi Parikh — an allergist, immunologist, and spokesperson for Allergy and Asthma Network — to learn the signs of an allergic reaction.
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Only a minority of people will develop an allergic reaction, said Dr. Dempsey, so this case report shouldn't deter anyone from purchasing down products.
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EpiPens are used to deliver a dose of the drug epinephrine to people who are suffering a potentially fatal allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis.
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"She said, 'I think I'm having an allergic reaction to the toothpaste,' and her lips were already blue," Saldate's mother, Monique Altamirano, told the publication.
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The EpiPen is an auto-injectable device that shoots the hormone epinephrine into your system, rapidly halting the symptoms of a life-threatening allergic reaction.
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Dabbing on that foundation or blush with five-star reviews could go just fine, or you could find yourself developing a five-alarm allergic reaction.
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Generally, if you're having an allergic reaction as opposed to a developed allergy, it won't be as severe and likely won't last quite as long.
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But it could also mean delivering an EpiPen on-demand to a suburban home where a kid is having an unexpected, life threatening allergic reaction.
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Texas, along with dozens of other states, had an allergic reaction to the ruling and spent more than a decade shoring up private-property rights.
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Antibiotics are often consumed to treat viruses (antibiotics have no effect on viruses), and Klein said they're sometimes even given for asthma (an allergic reaction).
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Mylan— Mylan dropped 2.5% after Bloomberg reported that the pharmaceutical company's shortage of the allergic reaction treatment EpiPen is causing difficulties for patients and pharmacists.
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Back in April, Kris Jenner revealed that Kim and Kanye West's other son Saint, 3, was rushed to the hospital after a suspected allergic reaction.
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Still, the CDC says that anyone who's ever had a severe allergic reaction to a flu vaccine (like anaphylaxis) should not get the shot again.
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An allergic reaction to a laundry detergent gave Alba, star of films such as Sin City and Fantastic Four, the idea for The Honest Company.
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The rash itself is an allergic reaction to this parasite, and symptoms are more intense the more time you spend in contact with infected water.
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People still have to watch what they eat and hold on their supply of epinephrine to treat a serious allergic reaction, also known as anaphylaxis.
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The only way you can predict an allergic reaction is a past history of sensitivity—in hindsight, my rash was trying to tell us something.
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There was this almost allergic reaction people had, [as though it was] the worst thing ever, and yet people could not stop talking about it.
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They assumed it was mercury poisoning and called poison control, but they said it was an allergic reaction so I was rushed to the hospital.
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And when these cat samples were mixed with blood taken from real human patients with a cat allergy, they caused less of an allergic reaction.
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It seemed like it had been around too long to be a contact dermatitis, an allergic reaction to something he had come in contact with.
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Most of all, she feared for her 1-year-old son, who was having an allergic reaction but was not permitted to leave the airport.
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In Britain, it's common for people to keep pigeons or budgies, Dr. Dempsey said, and some develop an allergic reaction to the birds they handle.
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Epinephrine is the first-line treatment for a life-threatening allergic reaction (anaphylaxis) and access to this product is critical in the event of an emergency.
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Depending upon the seasonal allergens that typically affect you, you could have an allergic reaction to one or many specific varieties of raw fruits and vegetables.
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Navalny was hospitalized Sunday due a severe allergic reaction that caused "severe swelling of the face and redness of the skin," said his spokeswoman, Kira Yarmysh.
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The life-saving drug is injected into someone suffering a severe allergic reaction, or anaphylaxis, in most cases to a type of food or bee sting.
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And at least one published paper suggests big-cat dander may also contain Fel d 1, or a protein similar enough to provoke an allergic reaction.
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Police sources claim they found the then-0003-year-old actor intoxicated in his hotel room; Sheen's rep claimed he had an allergic reaction to medication.
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In August 2016, there was an outcry over Mylan's pricing practices around the EpiPen, which can be life-saving for those experiencing a severe allergic reaction.
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He was started on high-dose steroids to calm the allergic reaction, and the Cubicin was replaced with another antibiotic for the last weeks of treatment.
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But if the mice got bacteria from babies who were allergic to milk, the mice had an allergic reaction to milk, and not a mild one.
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The auto-injector EpiPen devices are used to treat a potentially fatal allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis by giving users a dose of the drug epinephrine.
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The post claims the lake is not poisonous, as plants grow in its vicinity, but that skin contact with the water can cause an allergic reaction.
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On Monday, the Real Housewives of New York City star revealed she was hospitalized after suffering a near-fatal allergic reaction to fish over the weekend.
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A decade earlier, it cost consumers paying list price about $90 for EpiPen, which is used to treat a potentially fatal allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis.
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People who have an allergy or severe sensitivity to milk run the risk of a serious or life-threatening allergic reaction if they consume the product.
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Earlier this month, Frankel described another in-flight experience involving fish that came just weeks after she suffered a near-fatal allergic reaction to the food.
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To cover up the injury when she returned to set, Brown says she told people who questioned her that she'd had an allergic reaction to shellfish.
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Frankel, who has a rare fish allergy, experienced the traumatic allergic reaction in mid-December after eating a bowl of soup that unknowingly contained fish products.
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In 2005, a group of cancer patients taking the drug developed urticaria (hives), angioedema (swelling of the lips and tongue), and anaphylaxis (a deadly allergic reaction).
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And sister Julianne was recently at a hospital, supporting her longtime pal Nina Dobrev, who spent the night in the emergency room after an allergic reaction.
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The pen provides epinephrine, a hormone also known as adrenaline that can help relax muscles in the airwaves in the midst of a severe allergic reaction.
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U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy said on Tuesday he was "deeply disturbed" when he heard about Mylan's price increase of its anti-allergic reaction device EpiPen.
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Proponents of adding EpiPen to the federal list argue that it can prevent a fatal allergic reaction, by stopping anaphylactic shock from progressing, if taken immediately.
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Allergic consumers, whose primary strategy for preventing allergic reaction is food avoidance and reliance upon existing labeling laws, depend on labels to be accurate and complete.
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Victims suffer from relentless itching and develop an angry rash, which is an allergic reaction to the eggs and feces the females deposit as they tunnel.
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Peanut allergies are believed to cause more deaths from anaphylaxis, an acute allergic reaction that can include constriction of the airways, than any other food allergy.
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In these alpha-gal deficient mice, they were then able to create the same IgE allergic reaction to eating meat seen in people with the condition.
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A severe flea infestation can seriously damage your cat's skin and could even induce an allergic reaction or cause them to become anemic from blood loss.
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An allergic reaction is characterized by marked symptoms, such as itching, hives, swelling, trouble breathing or vomiting, within two hours of consuming the food in question.
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If your breath is affected by an allergic reaction — if your nose is stuffed up or your breathing is shallow — just notice this, again without judgment.
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Reminder: Mr. Navalny was rushed to the hospital on Sunday from his jail cell, suffering from swelling and hives, which officials described as an allergic reaction.
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Peanuts are the most common cause of fatal food-induced anaphylaxis, or severe allergic reaction, and allergy cases among children have risen sharply in recent years.
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Postolache's group has also explored cytokines that may be involved in triggering fatigue, hypothesizing that the allergic reaction is the direct biological cause of low mood.
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In 1958 Richard Rubenstein was being treated in an East Coast psychiatric clinic for depression when he abruptly died, apparently from an allergic reaction to tranquilizers.
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But only 10.8 percent said they had symptoms consistent with an allergic reaction to food, such as hives, swelling of the lips or throat, and chest pain.
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Unless the irritation is due to an allergic reaction or infection, your piercer will advise you to keep the jewelry in while maintaining a diligent aftercare routine.
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Even when children have previously experienced anaphylaxis (a severe allergic reaction), parents, teachers, emergency responders, and other caregivers don't use an EpiPen, The New York Times reports.
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Four weeks after first requesting medical care, Judith was prescribed pills by a doctor in March that didn't help with her pain and caused an allergic reaction.
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A boy from Piscataway, New Jersey, was reported dead on New Year's Day after he had what appeared to be an allergic reaction, authorities confirm to PEOPLE.
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They found that when gut bacteria from healthy human babies were put into germ-free mice, those mice were protected from an allergic reaction to cow's milk.
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Just days before the American release of "Enter the Dragon," in 1973, Lee died in Hong Kong from an allergic reaction to pain medication he had taken.
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The patient might begin shivering, feeling tight-chested or short of breath, indicating they're having an unexpected allergic reaction to the correct medicine once they receive it.
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I'm taking the calculated risk that I live in a major city and can get to a hospital in time, should I have a severe allergic reaction.
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EpiPens and similar injection devices provide a life-saving dose of epinephrine, a chemical that opens up airways in the lungs of someone having an allergic reaction.
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A epinephrine auto injector is used to deliver a measured does of epinephrine most frequently to treat an allergic reaction to help prevent or avoid anaphylactic shock.
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It's possible that people experience painful symptoms after drinking because specific ingredients in alcohol — like grains or sulfites — cause an allergic reaction, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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In reality, the testing itself takes up a fraction of your appointment time and, in most cases, you don't need to worry about a scary allergic reaction.
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A common iMessage glitch united Twitter user Cassidy and a stranger in an interesting exchange about an allergic reaction Cassidy was trying to tell her mom about.
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"The hives are an allergic reaction, and in this case it's an immune reaction to the actual heat, the effects of heat on the skin," Ahn said.
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MORE (Ariz.) and Mark KirkMark Steven KirkAdvocates push for EpiPens on flights after college student's mid-flight allergic reaction Funding the fight against polio Ex-GOP Sen.
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Those senators include Mark KirkMark Steven KirkAdvocates push for EpiPens on flights after college student's mid-flight allergic reaction Funding the fight against polio Ex-GOP Sen.
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So it seemed to go with the hearing on the EpiPen, which is used by people suffering a severe allergic reaction to inject epinephrine, a lifesaving drug.
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The bite of the lone star tick — named for a white spot shaped like Texas on the arachnid's back — could cause an allergic reaction to mammalian meat.
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Initially the symptoms of TB disease are mild, such as coughing and can be easily mistaken as an allergic reaction or a lingering cold or flu infection.
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His malady may have been an effect of his allergic reaction to a meal in Oakland on June 17, which forced him to miss that day's game.
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"No airline wants to be responsible for a passenger having a terrible allergic reaction," said Henry Harteveldt, who founded Atmosphere Research Group, a travel industry consulting firm.
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Taylor didn't know at the time that he was suffering from hypersensitivity pneumonitis, a disease in which lungs become inflamed as the result of an allergic reaction.
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To his credit, Peter hauls ass when he sees Charlie in the throes of a massive, life threatening allergic reaction, carrying her to the car and driving off.
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Another study, published in 2007 in The Journal of Investigational Allergology and Clinical Immunology, involved a woman who also had an allergic reaction after swallowing her partner's semen.
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The company had jacked up prices by over 400 percent for the emergency allergic reaction intervention, leaving patients without coverage to pay $3003 cash for a two-pack.
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"Modern Family" star Julie Bowen had a big scare in 2009, when her toddler son, Oliver, had an allergic reaction to a bee sting while eating peanut butter.
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While filming "The Skeleton Twins" in 2013, Saturday Night Live alum Bill Hader experienced a severe allergic reaction after eating a piece of chocolate with peanuts in it.
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What I would give right now to not have celiac disease because this cookie almost makes me want to suffer through an allergic reaction just for a taste.
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Mom Says Daughter's Skin Soon Revealed An Allergic Reaction Salgado "immediately" contacted the daycare center's director via texts after discovering what happened in the alleged incident last Thursday.
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In order to cover up the injury when she returned to set, Brown says she told people who questioned her that she'd had an allergic reaction to shellfish.
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CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. – First responders who were called to help a man allegedly suffering from an allergic reaction in Pennsylvania say he actually had bullet holes in his neck.
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If you're an avid Real Housewives of New York City viewer, you probably recall the episode from last season when Bethenny Frankel had an allergic reaction in Cartagena.
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Well, on Monday night, Frankel tweeted that she suffered an allergic reaction to a soup containing fish and was sent to the ER and ICU for two days.
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In 21 the company bought the rights to EpiPen, a device used to provide emergency epinephrine to stop a potentially fatal allergic reaction and began raising its price.
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The Real Housewives of New York City star gave fans an intimate look at her recent allergy test, three months after she suffered a near-fatal allergic reaction.
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Navalny's spokesperson says he has never had an allergic reaction in his life, raising questions about whether his illness could in fact be the product of political retaliation.
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Kylie says she's relieved to see her little girl in good spirits again — though Lydia still regularly meets with a doctor as a result of the allergic reaction.
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Sanofi had introduced the Auvi-Q in 2013 to treat anaphylaxis in patients who are at risk of or have a history of the potentially fatal allergic reaction.
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There, the singer found out his pup was dealing with an allergic reaction, and got Wookie getting the meds he needed to stop itching and start playing again.
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The generic version, which comes from Israeli company Teva Pharmaceuticals, is also an auto-injector that delivers a dose of epinephrine to treat an allergic reaction, called anaphylaxis.
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Blumenthal and Klobuchar noted that at least 11 states have passed laws requiring schools to keep epinephrine on hand for students who may experience a severe allergic reaction.
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News of the couple's separation, which was first reported by Entertainment Tonight, comes days after the mother of three was temporarily hospitalized on Friday following an allergic reaction.
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The EpiPen is an epinephrine auto-injector, meaning it contains a portable supply of epinephrine that can be quickly administered to a person suffering from an allergic reaction.
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Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, currently serving a jail stint for calling for unauthorized protests, was hospitalized after suffering an acute allergic reaction on Sunday, his spokeswoman said.
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The instructions are in a tiny font, and it's not uncommon, during a stressful allergic reaction, for people to misuse the injector (just ask my summer camp nurse).
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A sincere thank you is all Conrad said one week after being brought to Sharp Memorial Hospital in San Diego for a uniformly fatal allergic reaction to peanuts.
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The CDC reports that 1.31 per 1 million vaccine doses result in a serious allergic reaction called anaphylaxis from a component of the vaccine, such as a preservative.
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An earlier version of the headline with this article misstated part of the name of the chain restaurant where a second customer has died from an allergic reaction.
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The E.R. doctor ordered two shots of epinephrine, also known as adrenaline, to dampen the allergic reaction; the hives and itching began to subside about 220 minutes later.
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When Platts-Mills analyzed their blood, he found that, like the cancer patients who had an allergic reaction to cetuximab, they also had allergic antibodies for alpha-gal.
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Her insurer had approved only a weeklong stay, and she said she wasn't interested in medication — she'd had an allergic reaction to buprenorphine when she tried it once.
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Fish cooked on a stove could have sent steam and proteins into the air, causing an allergic reaction that would have set off Cameron's asthma, Dr. Wood said.
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Like with all tattoos, there can be a risk of infection, scarring, and allergic reaction, and it's always important to find a tattoo artist familiar with the technique.
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Even young professionals like me have been going hungry, and my older brother almost died from an allergic reaction because we couldn't find an injection to give him.
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She sounded both strident and buoyant about the discovery, the way people do when they've just solved the source of a long-bothersome bug infestation or allergic reaction.
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To Dr. Duah, the rash on the back of the man's hands looked like a kind of contact dermatitis, an allergic reaction to something he'd been exposed to.
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I've always been too cheap to drop $70 on a seminar in part because I've had the same allergic reaction to the blogs and books that you have.
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But this authorized generic of the EpiPen, a device used in emergencies to treat a severe allergic reaction called anaphylaxis, seems to be more confusing than anything else.
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EpiPens deliver potentially lifesaving doses of the generic drug epinephrine, via an automatic injector that a patient or caregiver can administer in the event of severe allergic reaction.
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"If the spots are a result of an allergic reaction, you will need to find out what could be causing it, and then avoid the ingredient," Dr. Hamdan says.
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When the face of Alana Brown's daughter, Eva, began to swell up shortly after eating Japanese food last March, Alana initially thought her daughter was having an allergic reaction.
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These cells react to certain triggers (in Johanna's case, nearly everything) and release chemicals that overwhelm the body, leading to anaphylaxis, a severe and potentially life-threatening allergic reaction.
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An allergic reaction occurs when the body misreads something that's typically harmless as being dangerous, explains Kevin McGrath, MD, spokesperson for the American College of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology.
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Now a new study from a Memphis clinic finds that tick-triggered meat allergies are the number one cause of anaphylaxis, a serious and potentially life-threatening allergic reaction.
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His father added that Cameron's allergic reaction initially did not appear abnormal — and that he only realized something was wrong when the device failed to improve the child's breathing.
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It was an allergic reaction that manifests itself as a terrible and painful pneumonia, caused not by an infection but by the patient's own white blood cells, the eosinophils.
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It felt like I was covered in fire ants (or, more likely, having an allergic reaction to my makeup), so I quickly wiped down my face with micellar water.
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At least one in 50 Americans has experienced anaphylaxis, a potentially life-threatening allergic reaction, according to a 2014 study published in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology.
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The risks of the peanut patch One of the main concerns for researchers, as well as peanut-allergic volunteers, was whether the patch would trigger a harmful allergic reaction.
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"To call into question the use of a substance administered by a doctor in a hospital emergency department to combat a severe allergic reaction is beyond disappointing," Brennan said.
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EpiPen is an emergency medication that's stabbed into a person experiencing anaphylactic shock, a life-threatening allergic reaction that can be triggered by anything from bee stings to food.
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As chronicled in Soul of America, he was abandoned by his mother, was homeless for a time as a teen and nearly died after an allergic reaction to penicillin.
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The first of these arrived in October of 2014, its darkness and frankness practically an allergic reaction to the feature-laden pop tones of Honest from earlier that year.
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Bad news for Clif Bar fans: The company is voluntarily recalling three of its products, following complaints from consumers who claim they had an allergic reaction to the bars.
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EpiPens have been used since 1977 to deliver epinephrine to people suffering anaphylaxis, an allergic reaction that causes the body to go into shock and air passages to narrow.
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In the animal experiments, the behavioral effects of interferon gamma or IL-4 were seen in otherwise healthy mice, meaning they weren't dealing with an infection or allergic reaction.
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One of the most frequent complaints about skin care products like moisturizers is their all-too-common ability to trigger an allergic reaction, resulting in itchy, red, inflamed skin.
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Again the answer was no, but Niegelsky did recall that he had a very bad allergic reaction a month earlier to a tick bite he got at a concert.
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Why are some people sensitized to alpha-gal — meaning they have allergic antibodies directed at the sugar in their blood stream — but never have an allergic reaction to it?
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To be known as a person of faith, especially of the Christian, Catholic variety, I noticed, was to cause a kind of allergic reaction, to provoke suspicion and distrust.
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The company said people who have an allergy or severe sensitivity to milk run the risk of a serious or life-threatening allergic reaction if they consume the product.
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"People may not realize severe stomach cramps, vomiting, or diarrhea that is accompanied by skin symptoms are signs of a severe allergic reaction to foods," Dr. Parikh told Insider.
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The actress first stated her dedication to raising awareness for anaphylaxis, the condition that occurs when someone has a severe allergic reaction — Parker's own son has a serious peanut allergy.
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We, of course, chalked it up to some sort of allergic reaction, but by the time we got to the airport to head home, his entire arm was completely purple.
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Consumers with a "severe sensitivity to milk" risk a potentially fatal allergic reaction if they eat the chips, Frito-Lay said in a statement to the Food and Drug Administration.
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This isn't the first time that Jenner, the star matriarch of Keeping up with the Kardashians, has gotten a scary call about one of her grandchildren having an allergic reaction.
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"It's like an allergic reaction to the mixture of Republican politics and religion," according to David Campbell, Packey J. Dee Professor of American Democracy at the University of Notre Dame.
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"Very rarely, people can have a severe allergic reaction to another ingredient aside from egg that's used in the vaccine (such as gelatin), which can be life-threatening," Eiras says.
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People who have an allergy or sensitivity to these types of nuts could have a "serious or life-threatening allergic reaction" if they eat the recalled products, the FDA said.
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Some staffers also believed misconceptions, the most prominent being that water should be given in case of an allergic reaction, something that does not work "at all," according to Loerbroks.
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The pharmaceutical company has been scrutinized by consumers and public officials after reports showed it raised prices for its auto-injection device, which counteracts severe allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis.
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To cover up the injury when she returned to set, Brown says in the documents that she told people who questioned her that she'd had an allergic reaction to shellfish.
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A two-pack of EpiPens, the lifesaving anti-allergic reaction device, can cost $600 or more for some customers, but the device reportedly costs just several dollars to actually make.
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The owner was able to dye my hair brunette, but the next day, instead of my hair being red, my face was—I had an allergic reaction to the dye.
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The Benefits Of Being Single Selecting a single-acid peel can allow you to effectively target the area of concern, with less downtime or risk of irritation or allergic reaction.
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EpiPen autoinjectors allow the patient or a caretaker to administer a dose of epinephrine in case of a severe allergic reaction, such as to bee stings or exposure to peanuts.
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"If your child is having a life-threatening allergic reaction, you want to make sure they get the right medicine, at the right time, at the right dose," she said.
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If you have a true allergy to dairy products, you'll likely develop hives or have bloody stool, and you might be susceptible to a life-threatening allergic reaction called anaphylaxis.
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Alternatively, they may develop a symptom like a rash, which is indicative of a real allergic reaction but could be caused by an underlying illness and not by the drug.
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Products like Auvi-Q and EpiPen are used to administer a shot of epinephrine to someone having an allergic reaction in order to prevent them from going into anaphylactic shock.
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He began to feel symptoms of an allergic reaction soon after eating half of a grilled chicken burger he had ordered, not knowing that it had been marinated in buttermilk.
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Parents should look out for signs of vomiting, choking, rashes, swelling of the lips or an extreme dislike for the food, which could signal the onset of an allergic reaction.
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But after that, the medication seemed to have triggered an unusual and severe allergic reaction, causing fever, muscle pain and weakness, along with back pain and finally the characteristic rash.
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Russia's main opposition leader, Alexei Navalny, was taken from prison to hospital to be treated for what the authorities called an allergic reaction but supporters said may have been poisoning.
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Ingredient labeling Pret a Manger has recently been under scrutiny following the death of a 15-year-old girl who had an allergic reaction to a sandwich containing sesame seeds.
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It's designed to minimize the incidence and severity of a child's allergic reaction to peanuts, as even a small amount of exposure can be harmful to children with the allergy.
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"Paper tape is hypoallergenic, and in treating (thousands) of ultra runners over the last ten years I have never seen or heard of an allergic reaction to it," he said.
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He thinks he has the strength to fight her off, but no sooner has their battle begun than he has an allergic reaction to something and starts rubbing his eyes.
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Wild&apos — as well as the wildest parts of the jobSurvival expert Bear Grylls needed paramedics to rescue him after having a life-threatening allergic reaction to a bee sting
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Alba experienced an allergic reaction when using a laundry detergent marketed towards babies, so she started researching the chemicals in every day products, and even lobbied Congress for chemical reform.
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Her younger sister had come to her bedroom earlier that evening, saying that the inside of her mouth was itchy and that she was worried this was an allergic reaction.
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Her younger sister had come to her bedroom earlier that evening, saying that the inside of her mouth was itchy and that she was worried this was an allergic reaction.
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"It is possible that you may be developing an allergic reaction to the tattoo ink, which is more common with non-black tattoos, or an underlying dermatologic condition," Dr. Lin says.
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On April 14, she announced on Twitter that she was in the hospital "with a flu + UTI combo" and had a "severe allergic reaction to the antibiotics" she had been given.
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Loop #14 Another attempt at each mission, foiled by an allergic reaction to pepper spray (courtesy of comedian Michelle Buteau) and Ruth, who mistakes Nadia for an invader and shoots her.
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On the season finale of The Real Housewives of New York City, Frankel recovers after experiencing a nearly fatal allergic reaction to fish that landed her in the intensive care unit.
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There has been only one report of an allergic reaction to the now-recalled almond milk, but it was not serious enough for hospitalization or medical treatment, according to the FDA.
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About 40% of people with a ragweed allergy will also experience something called "oral allergy syndrome," in which they get an allergic reaction inside their mouth from certain foods, he says.
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As for the patient, her itching and watering eyes were the result of an allergic reaction, and not related in any way to her strange iris (a so-called "incidental finding").
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Yet Stukus added some perspective: People with food allergies have a greater chance of being struck by lightning than they do of dying from an allergic reaction to food, he said.
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Mylan, in response to that criticism, announced Thursday increased rebates to many consumers who rely on the devices, which are used to counteract a potentially fatal allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis.
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If you or a loved one carries a Mylan-produced EpiPen or EpiPen Jr. auto-injector for use in the case of a dangerous allergic reaction, check the device's lot number.
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Mylan dominates the market with its EpiPens, auto-injectors that deliver a dose of epinephrine in the event of severe allergic reaction, such as to bee stings or exposure to peanuts.
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Officials have said that EpiPen, which is used to counteract a potentially fatal allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis, should have been treated as a brand-name product for Medicaid's rebate program.
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To make matters worse, Day's wife, Ellie, suffered an allergic reaction at the P.G.A. Champions dinner Tuesday night, forcing the couple to spend most of the night in a nearby hospital.
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For months, my office has heard from families concerned about their ability to afford a device they desperately need in the event that a loved one suffers a sudden allergic reaction.
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While there are several acute issues that might come along with tattoos, from allergic reaction and inflammation to infection, there's still question as to what the long-term effects might be.
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The county medical examiner ultimately ruled that an allergic reaction to a medication had caused his death, but Mr. Coleman's lawyers contended that the repeated use of a Taser had contributed.
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Just after younger sister Charlie realizes that she can no longer breath because of an allergic reaction, her older brother Peter shoves her in a car and speeds to a hospital.
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Those who had been hospitalized with a severe allergic reaction within the last 19083 days were excluded from the study, however, as were those who had severe or poorly controlled asthma.
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Maybe a friend's friend was on a plane that needed to make an emergency landing for an allergy sufferer, or someone you knew had an allergic reaction from kissing their romantic partner.
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Monica could have had a severe allergic reaction from a massive dose of venom, and the Lower East Side does in fact have black people in it, some of whom even speak.
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No one has reported an allergic reaction to the film, which is a polymer composed of an atom of oxygen with two atoms of silicon that repeats to form a large molecule.
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Even the FDA felt it was necessary to issue a warning: "Since the eyelids are delicate, an allergic reaction, irritation, or injury in the eye area can occur," the FDA website reads.
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Well, it's considered more of a sensitivity than an allergic reaction (we'll get to that soon) but it is true that every summer my skin breaks out in tiny, horrible, itchy bumps.
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There have also been severe allergic reactions to bell peppers, all of which means that doctors can't rule out the possibility that someone could have an allergic reaction to the Dragon's Breath.
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Matthew Clavey, Thermal Vision ResearchAny biomedical photo collections needs something a little grizzly—and this time it's blisters on the forearm, the result of an allergic reaction to a black henna tattoo.
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Jones explained that the patches, which are manufactured by DBV Technologies, are coated with sub-clinical doses (meaning they have a very small potential of triggering allergic reaction) of raw peanut material.
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MOSCOW, July 29 (Reuters) - Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who was hospitalised over the weekend after suffering an acute allergic reaction, is in a satisfactory condition, a hospital representative said on Monday.
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"My son said he was worried he'd have to use his EpiPen," Ms. Simanowski said, referring to the device used to give a shot of epinephrine to halt a severe allergic reaction.
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However, if you develop an allergic reaction like severe itching, swelling or shortness of breath, stop taking the drug immediately and go to the nearest emergency room or call 9-1-1.
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Often times this is due to the fact that some people aren&apost aware they are allergic to something until they have an asthma attack or anaphylaxis, a life-threatening allergic reaction.
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That you are 100 times more likely to be struck by lightning than to have a serious allergic reaction to the vaccine that protects you against measles is not a matter of opinion.
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This was at one point when I was having a particular meltdown — I'd got bitten by mosquitoes so severely up and down my legs that the doctor thought I'd had an allergic reaction.
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If you've had a severe, potentially life-threatening allergic reaction called anaphylaxis to the flu vaccine, regardless of which component is responsible, then you shouldn't get a flu shot, according to the CDC.
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Most recently, Mylan, the producer of EpiPen, has come under sharp scrutiny for raising the cost of the lifesaving tool that relaxes muscles in the midst of a severe allergic reaction by 500%.
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"Food allergy affects millions of people worldwide and, for some the consequences of an allergic reaction can be fatal," said Bridget Benelam, nutrition communications manager at the British Nutrition Foundation, a UK charity.
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Manufacturing problems have led to a shortage of the auto-injectors that deliver a shot of epinephrine in the case of a severe allergic reaction to triggers such as peanuts or bee-stings.
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Auvi-Q can be used to treat life-threatening allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis, by delivering epinephrine to help relax muscles, open airways and reduce swelling triggered when the body has an allergic reaction.
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The labeling on a Pret A Manger sandwich is being described as "inadequate" after a 15-year-old girl from West London passed away in 2016 from an allergic reaction to the bread.
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The politician's lover died after an allergic reaction to penicillin…that truly sucks but I can't get over the fact the lover was played by Ted Mosby from How I Met Your Mother.
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" Additionally, Stork says, "It's important that friends and family members become comfortable with recognizing signs and symptoms of a severe allergic reaction and feel confident in how to use an epinephrine auto-injector.
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Finally, parents can set up the case to send an alert when the EpiPen is taken out of the case, immediately letting them know when their child is having a possible allergic reaction.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Envelopes mailed from India to a dozen Greek universities prompted an anti-terrorism investigation on Thursday after tests found an industrial irritant that triggered an allergic reaction in members of staff.
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Studies have shown, though, that the vaccine—whether given via injection or a nasal mist—doesn't contain enough egg protein to provoke an allergic reaction, with among those with a severe egg allergy.
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Critics have accused Mylan of price gouging because it controls most of the market for a lifesaving product for people who are at risk of a potentially deadly allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis.
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In fact, she says, a third of people who think they have yeast infections actually have an allergic reaction—which a ground-up wasp's nest or tightening oil from Etsy could easily cause.
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The airline's policy says customers without a medical certificate may be denied boarding if they report a life-threatening allergic reaction and cannot travel safely with an animal on board, the spokesman said.
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The only thing Schreiver could think of that might tip the scales in favor of vegan ink is that it doesn't have shellac, which can cause contact dermatitis, a type of allergic reaction.
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"No traveler should ever fear that an allergic reaction on a flight might go untreated because the airline was quietly granted an exemption from carrying lifesaving medications," Ms. Duckworth said in a statement.
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"I was sure this was an allergic reaction," he said, explaining that the sudden onset was a tipoff, comparable to the almost instantaneous allergic reactions some people have to bee stings or peanuts.
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Beyond the uncertainty inherent in any experimental treatment, immunotherapies come with risks and side effects, such as colitis, or colon inflammation, infection, or even a severe or fatal allergic reaction, although that's rare.
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Club size original taco seasoning mix due to unlabeled milk allergen * Has received one notice of an allergic reaction related to product covered by this recall Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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A day after an unauthorized election protest he planned drew mass arrests in Moscow, Aleksei Navalny, Russia's most prominent opposition leader, was hospitalized with a "severe allergic reaction" in jail, his spokeswoman said.
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A day after an unauthorized election protest he planned drew mass arrests in Moscow, Aleksei Navalny, Russia's most prominent opposition leader, was hospitalized with a "severe allergic reaction" in jail, his spokeswoman said.
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Taking an antibiotic was associated with a significantly increased risk for anaphylaxis (a serious allergic reaction), asthma, food allergies, and allergies and inflammation of the skin (dermatitis), respiratory tract (rhinitis) and eyes (conjunctivitis).
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So the U.S. has a very rich tradition of free speech; it is written into the Constitution, free speech, so here, we have a very strong allergic reaction to trying to regulate that.
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The mother of Natasha Ednan-Laperouse, a girl who died from an allergic reaction after eating a Pret A Manger sandwich in 2016, has described listening to her daughter's final moments over the phone.
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Officials in New York City have shut down a preschool and launched an investigation after a 3-year-old died from what his parents say was an allergic reaction to a grilled cheese sandwich.
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The throat-burning sensations might even feel similar to an allergic reaction, prompting some people to fear that they are going into anaphylactic shock (which won't happen, unless you have a rare capsaicin allergy).
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His first press conference was always going to be a complete circus, so when the news first broke that he was going to miss it, it obviously seemed like a particularly convenient allergic reaction.
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There's no way to really track who's tried on the clothes before you did, so rather than take the risk of a possible allergic reaction (or worse), Belsito recommends running the washing machine, twice.
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First, they took samples of human blood and filtered out their native immunoglobulin E (IgE), the antibodies that guard against certain types of foreign invaders and also cause an allergic reaction to an allergen.
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Paul Wilson, 38, a pub manager from Helperby, North Yorkshire died following a severe allergic reaction to a takeout curry made with a ground nut mix containing peanuts, instead of the usual almond powder.
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Doctors in the U.K. who recently treated a teenage boy with respiratory failure are warning that the fluid in e-cigarettes could trigger a life-threatening allergic reaction that causes inflammation in the lungs.
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The law takes its name from Sabrina Shannon, an eighth-grade student who died from an allergic reaction in 2003 after eating food in her school lunchroom that had been cross-contaminated with dairy.
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I went to this [aesthetician who] told me I needed to wax my face, which I don't... She waxed my entire face, and I had an allergic reaction because I have extremely sensitive skin.
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You see that even Wall Street is starting to have an allergic reaction to Silicon Valley's lock on the economy, because the nature of these monopolies is that it's harder to find startups now.
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Although he had never had a severe allergic reaction before, he developed a rash that was diagnosed as atopy, a hypersensitivity more common in patients with a family history of asthma or hay fever.
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One of Mr. Navalny's allies, Leonid Volkov, said on Twitter on Sunday that he had spent 28 days in the same cell in June and had a similar experience to the apparent allergic reaction.
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"You are 100 times more likely to be struck by lightning than to have a serious allergic reaction to the vaccine that protects you against measles," said Dr. Sanjay Gupta, CNN's chief medical correspondent.
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Press dinner, it was filled with reporters and I was having this very weird feeling of tingling all over my body, and I thought I was having an allergic reaction to what I ate.
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Ednan-Laperouse was just 15-years-old when she died from an allergic reaction after unknowingly eating a sandwich with sesame seeds at a Pret a Manger in Heathrow Airport in 303, according to ITV.
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All volunteers were required to attend a safety training session which touched on topics like what to do if a student has an allergic reaction, and how to support a student who seems emotionally overwhelmed.
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He told the assembled media that he did in fact suffer an allergic reaction—NFL Network's Jeff Darlington also said he saw it with his own eyes—and it was probably from something he ate.
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Allergy horror stories : 'Mommy, I don't want to die' At 35,000 feet in the air, an 8-year-old feared for her life after having an allergic reaction, and the flight attendants' response didn't help.
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In very rare cases, people can experience exercise-induced anaphylaxis, which is a potentially life-threatening allergic reaction that occurs in more than one part of the body at the same time, Dr. Wolbert says.
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Julie, who is wearing a wool outfit from Eileen Fisher to fit in with the group, has an allergic reaction and gives Cecil a double wink while asking him to show her around his house.
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Navalny, a 220-year anti-corruption campaigner and arch-critic of Russian President Vladimir Putin, was taken from his jail cell to hospital Sunday after suffering what initial reports suggested was a severe allergic reaction.
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Navalny, a 43-year anti-corruption campaigner and arch-critic of Russian President Vladimir Putin, was taken from his jail cell to hospital Sunday after suffering what initial reports suggested was a severe allergic reaction.
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Those given antibiotics were at a 14 percent increased risk for food allergy, a 51 percent increased risk for anaphylaxis (a potentially fatal type of allergic reaction), and more than double the risk for asthma.
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Among the products marked "fragrance free," 45 percent possessed a potentially irritating botanical extract or a "fragrance cross-reactor"—a substance that could cause an allergic reaction similar to that instigated by a chemical fragrance.
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The House Oversight Committee took aim at Mylan's chief executive Heather Bresch, asking her to explain the skyrocketing cost of an essential tool for preventing someone from going into anaphylactic shock from an allergic reaction.
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And not even being accused of wearing blackface (like Izabella Stress, whose video has racked up over 3 million views) or suffering an allergic reaction (like Nicole Skyes) can put an end to the chaos.
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I had an allergic reaction to the pain medication that affected my breathing, and the anti-inflammatory meds so mostly I was worried and anxious that the wrong med would be given to me again.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was hospitalized on Sunday after suffering an acute allergic reaction which one doctor said may have been the result of him being poisoned with an unknown chemical substance.
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And talk to a doctor if you have a severe allergic reaction to a mosquito bite—such as hives, blisters, or difficulty breathing, or if you feel achy, feverish, or get headaches after a bite.
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With a quick stab to the thigh, the EpiPen dispenses epinephrine, a drug that reverses swelling, closing of the airways and other symptoms of a severe allergic reaction to bee stings, peanuts or other allergens.
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"More than one has had to be hospitalized for damage to the skin and digestive system after swallowing its turquoise waters," Publico reported, adding that one person suffered an allergic reaction for two weeks afterwards.
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Based on records of more than 6,000 food challenge tests done in allergy practices in Houston, Pittsburgh, Seattle, Boston and Indianapolis, researchers found that only 2 percent produced a severe allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis.
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Last week In Transit posted an article about a boy and his parents who were asked to leave their Allegiant Air flight after the boy developed an allergic reaction to a dog, a service animal.
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The results come in the wake of widely publicized cases of drug price gouging, most notably for Turing Pharmaceuticals' anti-parasite drug Daraprim and Mylan's EpiPens, designed to prevent death after a severe allergic reaction.
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Last December, Frankel had a near-fatal allergic reaction to fish; she has a life-threatening fish allergy and had to be rushed to the hospital after eating soup that contained fish, unbeknownst to her.
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De la Rosa called the hospital, hoping the labs would offer clues as to whether the girl might have leukemia; Henoch-Schonlein purpura, a disorder that can cause kidney damage; or just an allergic reaction.
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The Trump administration's list of Chinese-manufactured products that could be slapped with a 25 percent tariff includes many ingredients used to manufacture drugs such as insulin, antidepressants and the anti-allergic-reaction drug epinephrine.
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The Trump administration's list of Chinese-manufactured products that could be slapped with a 25 percent tariff includes many ingredients used to manufacture drugs such as insulin, antidepressants and the anti-allergic-reaction drug epinephrine.
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"We have to learn to live with fear and risk," said Ms. Rudnicki, whose son had an allergic reaction to a chocolate-flavored frozen treat when he was in seventh grade and she wasn't at home.
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EpiPens, used to treat a life-threatening allergic reaction called anaphylaxis, have surged in price by 2068 percent over nine years, from around $22015 for a two-pack in 2671 to more than $22007 in May.
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EpiPens, used to treat a life-threatening allergic reaction called anaphylaxis, have surged in price by 500 percent over nine years, from around $100 for a two-pack in 2007 to more than $600 in May.
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The crucial thing to realize is that this tax reform effort reflects more than the normal conservative allergic reaction to progressive taxation — going far beyond undoing the modest progressive grains achieved by Presidents Obama and Clinton.
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An allergic reaction is basically the body's immune system freaking out in the presence of what it believes to be a toxic substance, and it triggers a disproportionate counterattack that can sometimes be fatal (i.e. anaphylaxis).
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Auvi-Q was subject to a mass recall last October after a series of suspected malfunctions in delivering the correct dosage of the drug epinephrine, which counters the effects of the potentially fatal allergic reaction anaphylaxis.
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We experience the aftermath of the incident through Rachel's eyes, as she watches a news report about the near-fatal allergic reaction that left Ashley O in a coma, punctuated with Catherine's distraught call to 911.
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Take Ariana Page Russell's "Toile 2" (2006), a photographic print of flower-like patterns Russell made on herself, exploiting her condition of dermatographia — her skin's tendency to have a kind of allergic reaction to slight scratches.
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A New York City couple is mourning the death of their 3-year-old son, whom they say died due to an allergic reaction after a pre-kindergarten employee allegedly fed him a grilled cheese sandwich.
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EpiPens and other competing devices deliver doses of adrenaline via an automatic injector that a patient or caregiver can administer in the event of severe allergic reaction, such as to bee stings or exposure to peanuts.
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Owen Carey died in 2017 from a severe allergic reaction, and a recently conducted inquest revealed that the 18-year-old had eaten grilled chicken soaked in buttermilk at Byron Burger, a chain restaurant in London.
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Still, they think my fever is somehow related to the infection (either the staph in my knee or some new infection in my blood) but I know it was all an allergic reaction to the vancomycin.
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One risk of vaccinating large numbers of people before a vaccine has been tested thoroughly is "immune enhancement," in which the vaccine combines with viral components to cause an allergic reaction or a more severe infection.
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Sedated with Benadryl to prevent an allergic reaction to the garlicky-smelling preservative in the drip, Helen, who at 16 was the youngest person ever to undergo the therapy, was sound asleep for the big moment.
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"Our policy states that a customer (without a medical certificate) may be denied boarding if they report a life-threatening allergic reaction and cannot travel safely with an animal on board," Mainz said in the statement.
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In reaction to a stressful event to the body — be it an illness, childbirth, or in some cases even a severe allergic reaction — the hair can shift into a resting phase in which it is rapidly shed.
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Mylan's EpiPen, which counteracts the allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis, has seen a more than fivefold price increase since 2008, with some customers paying more than $600 for a package of two of the auto-injection devices.
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It calms itching, redness, and any irritation, has a low mineral content as to not dry out skin, and is also proven to balance the complexion so it's not left with red patches from an allergic reaction.
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And she said that the $600 list price was necessary for the company to recoup its investment in the EpiPen, which includes raising awareness for severe allergic reaction and making improvements to the way the product works.
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Fake viagra can contain harmful ingredients—Pfizer says it's found pills containing blue printer ink, amphetamines (you know, speed), and metronidazole, an antibiotic that can cause an allergic reaction, diarrhea, or vomiting instead of making you tumescent.
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Doctors performed several tests to determine what could be causing the otherwise healthy teen to suffer, and they found clues that her symptoms might have been part of a severe allergic reaction to the common antibiotic Bactrim.
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A study of German patients also found that alcohol imbibed with meat can push people toward an allergic reaction, as can exercise; both actions make the gut more permeable, exposing the immune system to more alpha-gal.
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A. Health officials urge all Americans 6 months and older to get an annual flu shot — except for those who have ever had a severe or life-threatening allergic reaction to an influenza vaccine or vaccine component.
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MOSCOW — A day after an unauthorized election protest he planned drew mass arrests in Moscow, Aleksei A. Navalny, Russia's most prominent opposition leader, was hospitalized with a "severe allergic reaction" in jail, his spokeswoman said on Sunday.
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Depending on the batch and amount of medicine in the EpiPen, some of the auto-injectors can now be used up to four months longer than their printed expiration dates in the case of a severe allergic reaction.
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Hammond: And, in fact, it used to be supported by the medical community, but there now is really strong data showing that actually earlier introduction increases what we call tolerance, meaning that you won't have an allergic reaction.
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The documents leaked included details of a Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE) granted to Brennan after she was administered adrenalin in a hospital emergency room following a severe allergic reaction in January 2014, Rowing Australia said in a statement.
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" In a statement, Family Dollar spokesperson Randy Guiler tells PEOPLE: "We have not heard from the family directly but are aware of the media reports and are pleased to hear that Lydia is recovering from her allergic reaction.
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These reactions include a vigorous (toxic or allergic) reaction at the site of the vaccination and spread of the vaccinia virus (the live virus in the smallpox vaccine) to other parts of the body and to other people.
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And people who struggle with dander will likely have trouble with any dog or cat: "The allergic reaction is triggered by proteins in the animal's saliva and skin, regardless of how much hair it has," explains Dr. Ogden.
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A few weeks ago, after some particularly incompetent parenting on my part (nuts in the dessert, a rushed trip to an emergency room after my child's allergic reaction), I visited the local pharmacy to fill an EpiPen prescription.
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And the pharmaceutical company Mylan came under heavy fire earlier this year for hiking the price of life-saving EpiPens, epinephrine injections that temporarily interrupt an allergic reaction, giving the patient more time to get to a hospital.
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Countless women get their hair dyed at salons, but recent news of a woman who had a severe allergic reaction due to an ingredient in her dye illustrates how a simple beauty treatment can take a dangerous turn.
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"More than one has had to be hospitalized for damage to the skin and digestive system after swallowing its turquoise waters," Spanish news site Publico reported, adding that one person suffered an allergic reaction for two weeks afterward.
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And the Environmental Working Group gives it an 8 out of 10 on the danger scale, for its potential as a thyroid function-disrupting, respiratory distress-causing, central nervous system-damaging, allergic reaction-causing risk to your health.
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"My So-Called (Instagram) Life," a finalist in the 2017 Modern Love College Essay Contest, by Clara Dollar Like an allergic reaction to becoming unloved, my Instagram account went into overdrive, all aimed at one audience member: Joe.
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All these devices deliver a lifesaving dose of epinephrine, a drug that narrows blood vessels, opens the airways in the lungs and helps stop the dangerous cascade of events that can prove fatal during a severe allergic reaction.
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Anaphylaxis in newborns is extremely rare, and a review of the medical literature turns up a single case report of an infant who developed symptoms consistent with a severe allergic reaction after receiving intramuscular vitamin K in Turkey.
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I was therefore shocked to read Denis Jaffe's May 6, 2016 article criticizing Senator Mark KirkMark Steven KirkAdvocates push for EpiPens on flights after college student's mid-flight allergic reaction Funding the fight against polio Ex-GOP Sen.
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Research has shown that taking steps like creating buffer zones, in which nearby passengers are asked to refrain from eating nut products, and wiping down seats and trays may reduce the risk of an allergic reaction in flight.
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Though the statement does not elaborate, other than to say it has been difficult to treat "while he plays hockey," a report from ESPN says the disorder is caused by a severe allergic reaction caused by his hockey equipment.
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She had an allergic reaction during the first day of the race, felt her skin peel off inside the liner of her prosthesis on day three — and even took a fall just a half-mile before the finish line.
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It was after experiencing an allergic reaction to a luxury eye-cream that Aalam, a trained beauty therapist, decided to investigate natural oils such as Caribbean coral, which heals redness and neutralizes enzymes on the skin responsible for aging.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (Ariz.), Mark KirkMark Steven KirkAdvocates push for EpiPens on flights after college student's mid-flight allergic reaction Funding the fight against polio Ex-GOP Sen.
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Though fleas may not be quite as dangerous as ticks when it comes to transmitting diseases, your dog could still develop an allergic reaction to flea bites and an infestation could cause significant itching, irritation, and even hair loss.
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The McConnell-linked groups appear to view two vulnerable incumbent Republican senators as beyond saving: Mark KirkMark Steven KirkAdvocates push for EpiPens on flights after college student's mid-flight allergic reaction Funding the fight against polio Ex-GOP Sen.
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It's a fundamental individual right to refuse unwanted medical treatment, especially one that has (in rare cases) been associated with causing infection, allergic reaction or Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS), which is an autoimmune disorder that can lead to paralysis.
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They also analyzed six randomized trials with solid evidence that women who took omega-3 fatty acid supplements during pregnancy and lactation reduced the risk for childhood allergic reaction to eggs, the most common food allergy, by 31 percent.
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The hope is that the proteins are so changed that they won't be recognized by the immune system — and will be less likely to elicit an allergic reaction, or at least a deadly one — in someone with the allergy.
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A braggart who took time in a "unity" meeting with Senate Republicans to call Illinois's Mark KirkMark Steven KirkAdvocates push for EpiPens on flights after college student's mid-flight allergic reaction Funding the fight against polio Ex-GOP Sen.
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"I had just never heard of a wedding where the bride had to be rushed to the emergency room for having an allergic reaction to her bouquet and having so many bad things happen on their wedding day," Harvey tells PEOPLE.
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The Real Housewives of New York star called out Rosewood Hotels on Twitter, after, she says, the property exhibited poor customer service when she was forced to cancel a reservation there due to a near-fatal allergic reaction to fish.
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The pain and discomfort lingered for weeks, until Weston — whose mother is a professional hairdresser — returned to the hospital and discovered that the "allergic reaction" she was suffering from wasn't an allergy at all, but severe burns covering her head.
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The child's father, Kyson Dana, told the Salt Lake City station that the family requested that flight attendants aboard the Allegiant Air flight not serve peanuts in their immediate vicinity to cut down on the risk of an allergic reaction.
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The small device filled with epinephrine that many parents, kids and adults carry around in case of a life-threatening allergic reaction from bees, peanuts and more cost just $57 when Mylan bought the company in 13.503, according to Bloomberg News.
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The researchers looked at which microbes were present in both the healthy and allergic mice, and found that one particular bacteria species, called Anaerostipes caccae, seemed to be helping protect the mice from the allergic reaction when it was present.
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Mylan pharmaceutical, the maker of the EpiPen—a portable epinephrine injector that can potentially save someone having a life-threatening allergic reaction—is being accused of raising the price of the product from around $100 in 2008 to $500 today.
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According to the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology, symptoms of fish allergy could include hives, nausea, indigestion, stuffy noses, and in the worst case, anaphylaxis, a life-threatening allergic reaction that impedes breathing and needs immediate medical attention.
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Just two years earlier, she had experienced a severe allergic reaction to a macrolide antibiotic that caused her airways to close, so Sagese told the doctor at the walk-in clinic that she couldn't take that specific type of medication.
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In a companion study, known as EAT, the Lack team tried to use the same technique to desensitize 1,303 breast-fed infants to six foods with potential to spark an allergic reaction — peanuts, cooked egg, wheat, sesame, whitefish and cow's milk.
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Cramer attributed the decline to the fact that Tesaro recently had to change the label on one of its treatments for chemotherapy-induced nausea to include that one of its side effects was anaphylactic shock — a life-threatening allergic reaction.
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Those products (which aren't on the market yet) are meat in every relevant sense — most importantly, anyone with an allergy to meat will experience an allergic reaction to the products, and the items must be stored, refrigerated, and handled as meat.
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Adventures in Capitalism A few weeks ago, after some particularly incompetent parenting on my part (nuts in the dessert, a rushed trip to an emergency room after my child's allergic reaction), I visited the local pharmacy to fill an EpiPen prescription.
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Most work by modulating the body's response to the perpetrating allergen, either by blocking histamine -- a chemical released by the immune system during an allergic reaction -- or by reducing inflammation through the use of steroids, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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For a team that has been bitten by injuries — designated hitter Matt Holliday was scratched just before the game with what was called an allergic reaction — a return to form for Tanaka, the Yankees' erstwhile ace, could have been a salve.
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London (CNN)Pret a Manger will list all its ingredients, including allergens, on freshly made products following the death of a 15-year-old girl who had an allergic reaction to a sandwich containing sesame seeds, to which she was allergic.
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It showed that the man had antibodies to bird feather dust, and the X-ray was consistent with a condition called hypersensitivity pneumonitis, a term used to describe lung disease caused by an allergic reaction to aerosolized bacteria and fungi.
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While opening up to ITV about her decision to partner with the charity and support the legislation, Fergie, 59, revealed that she had a particularly close connection to the cause — her late uncle had also died from an allergic reaction to a sandwich.
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"People who have an allergy or severe sensitivity to milk run the risk of serious or life-threatening allergic reaction if they consume these products," according to the Food and Drug Administration, which is working with the company on the product recall.
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She faces off against Bailey (Chandra Wilson) and Jackson (Jesse Williams ) while treating a rabbi with a fluke case of TEN, which causes his skin to separate from his body as part of an allergic reaction to antibiotics that the chief subscribed.
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But an allergic reaction usually involves more of a whole-body response within minutes or a few hours after eating and can include such symptoms as hives, swelling, itching, difficulty breathing, wheezing, dizziness, fainting, stomach pain, vomiting, diarrhea, or drops in blood pressure.
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Russian opposition activist Alexei Navalny was discharged from the hospital and sent back to jail Monday, despite suspicions raised by his personal doctor that he was poisoned with "undefined chemical substances" — not suffering from an allergic reaction, as had previously been reported.
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Clinton joins a bipartisan group of lawmakers who are calling for investigations into the price increase of EpiPens, which are preloaded injections of epinephrine (adrenaline) that people use if they are having a dangerous allergic reaction that untreated could result in death.
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Read more: Pret A Manger confirmed that a second person died from an allergic reaction after eating one of their sandwichesInitially, Pownall said he didn't rush his son to the hospital because he had had similar allergic reactions in the past and recovered.
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In 2013, President Obama signed into law a bill encouraging schools to keep on hand a supply of epinephrine — in particular, EpiPens, which automatically dispense the drug to counteract the effects of an acute allergic reaction with a quick stab to the thigh.
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Beyond this point, Tilles says, most people will only develop allergies if they make a major life change, like a move to a new region, that finally exposes them to a substance they've always been predisposed to have an allergic reaction to.
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But it wasn't until she experienced a handful of botched procedures herself—an allergic reaction to fillers, a scar from a laser appointment, and a dud facelift—that she realized patients might need a hand to hold while making decisions about cosmetic surgery.
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Researchers surveyed 559 leaders at 258 summer camps about food allergy policies, training, medication availability, anaphylaxis events, and confidence in staff to recognize and treat anaphylaxis - a potentially life-threatening allergic reaction that can be triggered by things like bee stings or peanuts.
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Tensions over this issue flared up on Monday, when senators started to ask questions about the EpiPen, a device used in emergencies to treat anaphylaxis, a severe allergic reaction that can make people go into shock, struggle to breathe, or get a skin rash.
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Four years after the last study, 16 of the 24 participants taking the peanut-probiotic mix were still eating peanuts, and 11 of them once a week, and 20 of the 24 said they hadn't had an allergic reaction since stopping the previous trial.
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Juli-Anne Coward, an artist from Herefordshire, England, was just three months old when she was prescribed a topical steroid cream after being diagnosed with eczema, and she was later given a six-month course of cortisone injections after having an allergic reaction to penicillin.
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The California girl's parents were careful to check food labels for milk and other potential allergens but did not think to check the toothpaste, which triggered a deadly allergic reaction that did not respond to an epinephrine pen or inhalers, Altamirano told the magazine.
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Families have complained that the cost of the device is straining their household budgets because they often buy multiple packs of EpiPens to have at home, school, work and their car in the event of an a potentially fatal allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis.
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Day did not set foot on the Baltusrol course until the eve of the championship because of a planned day's rest, a bug he caught from his children and a late night spent at hospital after his wife needed treatment for an allergic reaction.
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And that may be part of the reason why I've been so hesitant my whole life about the concept of marriage, because I think it's such a production and I feel like I have an allergic reaction to that, to that day of make-believe.
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There is no playmaking phenom who creates a palpable stir with the ball in their hands—like Ben Simmons, Lonzo Ball, or even D'Angelo Russell—or scorer who's strong enough to exploit summer league's allergic reaction to defense, like Devin Booker did two years ago.
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Of course, we were there for the crisis moments — when one of the kids had a severe allergic reaction and had to be rushed to the emergency room, or when there was a kitchen fire or gas leak or a mouse in the house.
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They examined gene activity in skin cells after PPD exposure in seven hairdressers without any skin symptoms suggesting an allergic reaction to the chemical, in four people with mild allergic skin reactions to the chemical and in five people with severe allergic skin reactions.
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It also announced that it would be releasing a generic version of the device that contains a single dose of auto-injected epinephrine, a form of adrenaline that allows a person having an allergic reaction to ease symptoms while working to get medical treatment.
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The FDA warns that people who have a severe sensitivity or allergy to milk "run the risk of serious or life-threatening allergic reaction if they consume these products," but acknowledges the product is otherwise safe to consume if you don't have a reaction to milk.
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That, in turn, increased the financial strain on a number of people with allergies, or their parents, who often buy multiple sets of the auto-injectors to have at home, school, their workplace or car in the event they develop the dangerous allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis.
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When media and tech-expert Jon Loew thought he was on his deathbed after suffering from a severe allergic reaction in 2011, he recorded videos using a patented technology that would deliver the recordings at certain dates (birthdays, graduations, weddings) to his children when he was gone.
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" According to the American College of Allergy Asthma & Immunology, "this specific allergy is related to a carbohydrate called alpha-gal and is best diagnosed with a blood test," adding that it can often take hours after eating red meat products before "the appearance of an allergic reaction.
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Of course, any time you use a new product — in a salon or at home — there's a risk that you could have an allergic reaction which could cause burning or scarring, so that's definitely something you want to consider no matter which new treatment you're trying.
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He was a familiar face at the medical center, though, with three additional hospitalizations: twice for bacteremia, a bacterial blood infection marked by high fevers, and once so doctors could tame an allergic reaction to a transfusion of platelets, which always reminded Chris of chicken broth.
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Those included if the reviewer got sick, had an allergic reaction, or found an error in the product's labeling; the product looked or tasted bad, was expired, or needed further inspection; the reviewer made no claims the product was unsafe; or none of the previous three categorizations.
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The first season, Candle Cove, is about a child psychologist who returns to his hometown where his twin was killed by a puppet show that runs on a pirate TV station, and No-End House begins a year after Margot's father died of an allergic reaction to medication.
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The only cases I've read [involving someone getting a disease from a toilet seat] were contact-dermatitis type things, and that's usually in children, where they're having some sort of allergic reaction or diaper rash that gets irritated by either the plastic or the cleaning fluid that's used.
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"Mylan has tried every trick in the book to avoid taking accountability to the millions of people who are living without the EpiPen they need to prevent a life-threatening allergic reaction, " said Steve Berman, managing partner of Hagens Berman, which represents the three named plaintiffs in the suit.
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Many salons ask customers to do patch tests to see if they will have an allergic reaction to dye before they get their hair colored, but sometimes this can make people more sensitive to the chemical and lead to a rash when their hair is colored a second time.
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Jameson was discharged from the Marines for having an allergic reaction to a bee sting, had a "tumultuous marriage" in which his wife went to prison for attacking him with a knife, and he lost parental rights to his two children two days before he first talked to agents, Lee said.
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In their initial, Tunsil-less press conference, executive Vice President of Football Operations Mike Tannenbaum addressed the bizarre situation: "Unfortunately, Laremy had an allergic reaction this afternoon, so right now he's with our medical staff and hopefully it's just a quick, short-term thing," Tannenbaum said, according to NBC Sports.
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The promise of this box is that in the event someone does forget their Epi-Pen, goes out to eat at a restaurant and proceeds to have an allergic reaction, they can rest assured knowing that the restaurant has non-expired Epi-Pens on hand for both adults and children.
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These natural substances are more likely to provoke an allergic reaction because they contain proteins that our immune systems might react to, said Dr. Ronald Simon, an allergist and immunologist at Scripps Clinic Carmel Valley in San Diego, who reviewed the literature for UpToDate, a clinical information resource used by doctors.
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According to the warning label for vitamin K, intravenous and intramuscular (the route used for newborns) administration has been associated with anaphylaxis (serious allergic reaction) and death, but the warnings are based on the use of intravenous vitamin K in older patients receiving it at different doses and for different reasons.
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The lover at the center of her story is Lota de Macedo Soares (known simply as Lota in books about Bishop), a charismatic Brazilian from a leading family who nursed Bishop back to health when the poet collapsed from an allergic reaction on a visit to Rio de Janeiro in 1951.
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This chart gives a good picture about why consumers are howling, and why several U.S. senators are fuming over the ever-rising price the EpiPen, the auto-injection device made by Mylan that many people with allergies tote around to potentially save their lives in the event of a severe allergic reaction.
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That hasn't stopped millions of people from getting them, and while most of those people have emerged unscathed, others have not been so lucky — like 20-year-old nursing student Isabelle Kun, of Ottawa, Canada, who was taken to the hospital after suffering an allergic reaction in her bid for lush lashes.
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According to a 2017 set of recommendations from the AAP for adolescent tattoos and piercings, in one study, up to 35 percent of people with ear piercings had one or more complications, broken up as such: minor infection (77 percent), allergic reaction (43 percent), keloid formation (2.5 percent) and traumatic tearing (2.5 percent).
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As he suffered what we discovered was an allergic reaction to the ivy, the clammy heat rose in South Carolina and a fiery rash settled itself over my brother's neck and throat until, finally, my grandmother took him to the one white doctor who would treat black patients in our segregated town.
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The campaigns and causes are varied — one seeks money for a memorial service for 32-year-old Domonic Prince, who suffered a fatal allergic reaction to peanuts; another looks to support the training program of five-time Olympian Shiva Keshavan, who hopes to represent India in the luge during the 2018 Winter Games.
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In a warning letter issued Tuesday, the agency said Meridian Medical Technologies, which is a unit of Pfizer, did not adequately look into problems with a crucial component of the EpiPen — the mechanism on the device that insures that it fires and delivers the proper dose of epinephrine, which stops an allergic reaction.
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Since it contains some soy proteins (which some people are allergic to), the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has labeled it as a "major food allergen," but according to the Food Allergy Research and Resource Program (FARRP) at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL), it may not contain enough allergens to provoke an allergic reaction.
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As recently as May, Mohammed Zaman—the proprietor of an Indian restaurant in the UK—was charged with "manslaughter by gross negligence, perverting the course of justice, and six food safety offences" and sentenced to six years in prison after a patron died from eating his peanut-laced curries and having an allergic reaction.
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"No reputable animal care facility would subject a skittish animal like a donkey to the stress of being restrained and sprayed with chemicals like paint, which could cause a painful allergic reaction, and PETA hopes that Cairo authorities are fully investigating this matter," PETA Foundation Vice President Delcianna Winders told CNN in a statement.
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"Sesame allergy can be just as dangerous as any other common food allergy as it may result in anaphylaxis, a potentially life-threatening allergic reaction," said Dr. Ruchi Gupta, senior author of the study and director of the Center for Food Allergies and Asthma Research (CFAAR) at Northwestern Medicine and Lurie Children's Hospital in Chicago.
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In a particularly interesting riff, Zuckerberg notes that America's emphasis on freedom of speech is not shared even by other free, democratic countries: The US has a very rich tradition of free speech; it is written into the Constitution, free speech, so here, we have a very strong allergic reaction to trying to regulate that.
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" The ATV accident, which had pushed back the start of the tour, was just one of the trials 2 Chainz had faced to get onto this stage; he'd had to postpone this particular show, scheduled for the night before, after suffering an allergic reaction that, he said to the crowd, made his "tongue as big as this microphone.
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As well as inducing nausea, for example, exposure to a stimulus we associate with a previous allergic reaction (such as a grassy field or fluffy cat) can make us cough or sneeze even if no physical allergen is present, while previously scary situations (like a barking dog or enclosed space) can induce a state of fight-or-flight.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (Alaska) and Mark KirkMark Steven KirkAdvocates push for EpiPens on flights after college student's mid-flight allergic reaction Funding the fight against polio Ex-GOP Sen.
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Johnny IsaksonJohn (Johnny) Hardy IsaksonGeorgia senator discharged from hospital after fall Georgia senator hospitalized after fall Senate GOP raises concerns about White House stopgap plan to avoid shutdown MORE (Ga.), David Perdue (Ga.), Mark KirkMark Steven KirkAdvocates push for EpiPens on flights after college student's mid-flight allergic reaction Funding the fight against polio Ex-GOP Sen.
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H.), Roy BluntRoy Dean BluntEx-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity GOP group targets McConnell over election security bills in new ad Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown MORE (Mo.), Mark KirkMark Steven KirkAdvocates push for EpiPens on flights after college student's mid-flight allergic reaction Funding the fight against polio Ex-GOP Sen.
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Read more:A man's mysterious condition that made breathing almost impossible turned out to be a feather duvet allergyHow to tell if you have the cold or allergiesScientists have created a vaccine for cats that could be a game-changer for people who are allergicA woman's allergic reaction to a hair dye chemical left her blind for 24 hours.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine) and Mark KirkMark Steven KirkAdvocates push for EpiPens on flights after college student's mid-flight allergic reaction Funding the fight against polio Ex-GOP Sen.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (Maine) and Mark KirkMark Steven KirkAdvocates push for EpiPens on flights after college student's mid-flight allergic reaction Funding the fight against polio Ex-GOP Sen.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCongress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei Sunday shows - Mass shootings grab the spotlight MORE (Ark.), Mark KirkMark Steven KirkAdvocates push for EpiPens on flights after college student's mid-flight allergic reaction Funding the fight against polio Ex-GOP Sen.
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Robert MenendezRobert (Bob) MenendezHouse passes temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans Senate panel advances bipartisan bill to lower drug prices amid GOP blowback Democrats pledge to fight Trump detention policy during trip to border MORE, (D-NJ) and Mark KirkMark Steven KirkAdvocates push for EpiPens on flights after college student's mid-flight allergic reaction Funding the fight against polio Ex-GOP Sen.
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Michelle Malkin knocks Cokie Roberts shortly after her death: 'One of the first guilty culprits of fake news' Arizona Democratic Party will hold vote to censure Sinema MORE (Ariz.) and Mark KirkMark Steven Kirk The 13 Republicans needed to pass gun-control legislation Advocates push for EpiPens on flights after college student's mid-flight allergic reaction Funding the fight against polio MORE (Ill.).
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"While those who have an allergy or severe sensitivity to peanuts run the risk of serious or life-threatening allergic reaction if they consume products containing peanut allergens, the amount of peanut exposure from use of the flours and affected products is considered to be low and not expected to cause adverse health effects in the vast majority of peanut allergic consumers," Hostess said in a statement.
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Jeff MerkleyJeffrey (Jeff) Alan MerkleySenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility Senate Dem seeks answers from DHS on reports of pregnant asylum seekers sent back to Mexico Schumer backs Pelosi as impeachment roils caucus MORE (D-Ore.), Mark KirkMark Steven KirkAdvocates push for EpiPens on flights after college student's mid-flight allergic reaction Funding the fight against polio Ex-GOP Sen.
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MORE of Arizona, Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE of Maine and Mark KirkMark Steven KirkAdvocates push for EpiPens on flights after college student's mid-flight allergic reaction Funding the fight against polio Ex-GOP Sen.
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Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation FBI Agents Association calls on Congress to make 'domestic terrorism' a federal crime Senators renew request for domestic threats documents from FBI, DOJ after shootings MORE (Wis.), Mark KirkMark Steven KirkAdvocates push for EpiPens on flights after college student's mid-flight allergic reaction Funding the fight against polio Ex-GOP Sen.
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Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions To combat domestic terrorism, Congress must equip law enforcement to fight rise in white supremacist attacks MORE (D-Ill.) and Mark KirkMark Steven KirkAdvocates push for EpiPens on flights after college student's mid-flight allergic reaction Funding the fight against polio Ex-GOP Sen.
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Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation FBI Agents Association calls on Congress to make 'domestic terrorism' a federal crime Senators renew request for domestic threats documents from FBI, DOJ after shootings MORE (R-Wis.) and Mark KirkMark Steven KirkAdvocates push for EpiPens on flights after college student's mid-flight allergic reaction Funding the fight against polio Ex-GOP Sen.
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Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation FBI Agents Association calls on Congress to make 'domestic terrorism' a federal crime Senators renew request for domestic threats documents from FBI, DOJ after shootings MORE (Wis.) and Mark KirkMark Steven KirkAdvocates push for EpiPens on flights after college student's mid-flight allergic reaction Funding the fight against polio Ex-GOP Sen.
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Throwing a waiter in jail for criminal negligence would undoubtedly have owners and staff walking on eggshells for some time, but it would do little to correct the small but potentially deadly mistakes in service that lead to an allergic reaction—that "no egg" lost in the chattering milieu of a dining room, or a mistaken "sauce on the side" in the frenzy of a hot, rushed kitchen.
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H.) Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation FBI Agents Association calls on Congress to make 'domestic terrorism' a federal crime Senators renew request for domestic threats documents from FBI, DOJ after shootings MORE (Wis.), Mark KirkMark Steven KirkAdvocates push for EpiPens on flights after college student's mid-flight allergic reaction Funding the fight against polio Ex-GOP Sen.
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The clinic was licensed to dispense thirty-five medicines on the premises, including steroids and epinephrine, for an anaphylactic allergic reaction; a shot of ceftriaxone, for newly diagnosed gonorrhea; a dose of doxycycline, for acute Lyme disease; or a one-gram dose of azithromycin for chlamydia, so that someone can directly observe that the patient swallows it, reducing the danger that he or she will infect someone else.
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