Anaphylactic shock is a particularly severe form of allergic reaction, which may be fatal if not rapidly and properly cared for. The allergens which may bring on anaphylactic shock are varied, and in some cases even a trace amount of the allergen is enough to trigger full anaphylactic shock. Because of its extremely quick action, anaphylactic shock is responsible for many deaths in the United States and worldwide. It is estimated that more than 400 people die each year in the United States from anaphylactic shock brought on by insect stings, and more than 125 people die each year as a result of food allergies.

The symptoms of anaphylactic shock are varied, but may often include such things as a constriction of the airway, light-headedness and fainting, swelling of the neck and face, itching and low blood pressure. A constricted airway, caused by a constriction of the bronchiole walls, is the most common cause of death in cases of anaphylactic shock. This will often occur within minutes of contact with the responsible allergen, and unless emergency assistance is on hand or very nearby, there is little one can do to restore air flow.

i basically had all the symptoms.. n i know it's the egg that causes me the allergy reactions..does that mean i am not suppose to tk eggs for the rest of my life? gosh......consulting doc to hv the allergy test would be risky..SO doesnt make sense that i develop it in a age of 21..ish!
OR no food for me when im in China~ going to starve over ther yea~GREAT!