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How do people treat anaphylactoid reactions?
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Symptomatically: First you need to know what symptoms constitute an "anaphylactoid" reaction and be sure that it is not a systemic reaction, really anaphylaxis. "toid" reactions may be able to be treated symptomatically, while "ic" reactions need adrenalin. An answer in this case depends on what are the circumstances.
Answered 5/18/2013
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