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Can hayfever / pollen cause anaphylaxis?

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Not usually: Not usually but if the exposure is intense enough it is possible. Perhaps an allergist in healthtap can chime in with more information?

Answered 7/5/2012

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Anything is possible: It all depends on what you mean. Anaphylaxis, as defined by the involvement of more than one organ system, could surely cause anaphylaxis by causing asthmatic and urticarial/angioedema reactions. In terms of causing hypotension, i would assume that it is possible, but is rarely seen.

Answered 1/1/2015

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