Definition: The term "anaphylactic shock" comes from the Greek meaning for a person to be anointed with holy oil, suggesting that it's a reaction to an allergic response. It describes the intense reaction to a substance or allergen causing severe itching, swelling, and difficulty breathing in response to an unknown compound. Definition: 1. A state of uncontrolled distress caused by an allergic response. 2. Anaphylactic shock is a rare but serious reaction to an allergen that occurs when you are exposed to an allergen directly or through the skin. The term "anaptyctical" refers to the process of converting this acute reaction into a chronic, long-term condition known as anaphylaxis. This process involves several stages: 1. Epilepsy-like seizures leading to unconsciousness. 2. Inability to breathe due to difficulty breathing caused by swelling in the lungs and heart. 3. Severe abdominal pain that may spread to the neck or jaw and cause nausea. Understanding Anaphylaxis and Its Treatment Is Key.
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