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common allergies children suffer from are to food substances such as peanuts and even very small traces of nuts can cause someone to have an anaphylactic reaction they normally come on very quickly however sometimes it can take a few hours if you suspect an anaphylactic reaction you need to activate the ems immediately the signs of anaphylaxis include general symptoms such as itchy watery eyes a headache or a runny nose skin problems such as swelling of the face lips tongue neck or hands or an itching hives rashes or generally red skin breathing problems such as a cough difficulty swallowing rapid breathing difficulty in breathing noisy breathing a changing or loss of voice a high pitched noise during inhalation wheezing or a sharp burning sensation in the chest and throat serious breathing problems are a sign that the person may be experiencing an allergic reaction heart or circulation problems such as increased heart rate decreased blood pressure excessive sweating or cool or clammy skin mental status problems including confusion agitation hallucinations fainting or loss of consciousness
Childhood Allergies and Anaphylactic Reactions
Common Childhood Allergies
Food Allergies:
Children often suffer from allergies to food substances like peanuts, with even a tiny trace capable of triggering a severe anaphylactic reaction.
Quick Onset:
Anaphylactic reactions usually occur rapidly, but in some cases, symptoms may take a few hours to manifest.
Immediate EMS Activation:
If you suspect an anaphylactic reaction, it is vital to call the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) without delay.
Signs and Symptoms of Anaphylaxis
General Symptoms:
General signs can include itchy, watery eyes, headaches, or a runny nose.
Skin Problems:
Skin-related symptoms encompass swelling of the face, lips, tongue, neck, or hands, itching, hives, rashes, or red skin.
Breathing Problems:
Respiratory issues consist of coughing, difficulty swallowing, rapid or noisy breathing, wheezing, or a burning sensation in the chest and throat. Severe breathing problems indicate a severe allergic reaction.
Heart or Circulation Problems:
Cardiovascular signs may involve an increased heart rate, decreased blood pressure, excessive sweating, or cool and clammy skin.
Mental Status Problems:
Alterations in mental status can encompass confusion, agitation, hallucinations, fainting, or loss of consciousness.