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Anaphylactic shock from spring allergies? is that possible?
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Unlikely: Anaphylaxis is usually caused by stinging insects, foods, or medications. Spring allergens in the U.S. Are usually tree pollens. A systemic reaction to airborne pollens would be exceedingly unusual.
Answered 1/13/2016
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