Epinephrine
wheezing from shortness of breath
The better question is, how do you know that your dog is having an Anaphylactic reaction?
If you think you are having some disease or medical problem which you do not actually have, that is called hypochondria.
A tracheostomy is a surgical procedure that creates an opening in the trachea to facilitate breathing, typically used in severe cases of airway obstruction. In the context of anaphylaxis, where swelling of the airway can occur, a tracheostomy might be considered if other emergency interventions, like administering epinephrine or using a bag-mask ventilation, are ineffective. However, it is usually a last resort, as immediate treatment with epinephrine is the first-line response for anaphylaxis. Therefore, while it could potentially save a life in dire circumstances, it is not the standard treatment for anaphylactic reactions.
If you think you are having an anaphylactic reaction CALL AN AMBULANCESymptoms:Abdominal pain/vomitingSwelling of the tongueSwelling of the throatdifficulty talkingdifficulty breathingnoisy breathingwheezing/persistent coughing
It can be very difficult to get someone to admit that they need treatment for an addiction problem. Unless an addict actually wants help, it is unlikely they will admit they need treatment, or even admit they have a problem.
no cause they do not no if u having problems or not so i do not see da problem
"Flaming Moe's" (season 3, episode 10) started with Lisa having a sleepover.
As far as is known, only latex, strangely enough. People who are allergic to latex may go into anaphylactic shock if they eat cassava.
An anaphylactic reaction has nothing to do with taking medications together. Anaphylaxis is an allergic reaction caused by your body's response to a certain substance. When you eat or take something you are allergic to, you could have this sort of reaction where your mouth and throat swell up and block your breathing. That is what an anaphylactic reaction.There are no known drug interactions between naproxen and allopurinol. Unless you are allergic to one of them, you can safely take them together. Take them with food because they can both be hard on the stomach.
how can you tell someone is having twin.
Season 1, Episode 12 (Mattress)