Anaphylaxis: Signs of Severe Allergy and Why Every Minute Counts
Anaphylaxis develops within minutes and affects breathing, circulation, and consciousness. Triggers, signs, and when to call 103 immediately.
Anaphylaxis develops within minutes and affects breathing, circulation, and consciousness. Triggers, signs, and when to call 103 immediately.
The reaction is triggered by substances, mostly animal and plant proteins. We break down the symptoms, tests, and when to call 103 or 112.
A cough usually goes away on its own within 3–4 weeks, but it can also be prolonged. We explain how an acute cough differs from a chronic one, what dry and wet mean, and when to see a doctor.
An itchy rash usually resolves within a few days, but swelling can develop within minutes. We explain the acute and chronic forms and the signs of dangerous swelling.