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With Proper Training, Parents Can Save Their Child From Cutaneous Mastocytosis

With Proper Training, Parents Can Save Their Child From Cutaneous Mastocytosis

  • Post author:Rose Duesterwald
  • Post published:October 27, 2021
  • Post category:mastocytosis

Anaphylaxis, which is usually caused by an allergic attack or an insect bite, is a rapidly occurring episode and may be fatal. According to an article published in Mastopedia, due…

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Talking to Your Allergist About Epinephrine Could Save Your Child’s Life
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Talking to Your Allergist About Epinephrine Could Save Your Child’s Life

  • Post author:Minden Cantrell
  • Post published:August 24, 2017
  • Post category:Rare Disease

When I was in second grade, a boy named George accidentally ate a peanut M&M and turned bright red. We thought he was choking. This was in the 1975, when…

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*cancer that cannot be removed with surgery or has spread to other parts of the body. GEJ= gastroesophageal junction (where the esophagus joins the stomach)
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