You may die: Anaphylaxis ends in death in about 1% of episodes. Delayed administration of Epinephrine increases the risk of death & the likelihood of persistent symptoms & hospitalization. The treatment of anaphylaxis is the prompt administration of injected Epinephrine (epipen) followed by medical observation & if necessary supportive care. This action significantly increases your odds of being in the 99%.
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