Anaphylaxis is not a stronger allergy, it’s a medical emergency. 🚨 🌿 Hives (usually mild) • Itchy, raised welts • Skin-only symptoms • Stable breathing and blood pressure ➡️ Antihistamines may help 🚨 Anaphylaxis (life-threatening) An allergic reaction becomes anaphylaxis when it involves more than the skin: • Throat tightness or trouble swallowing • Shortness of breath or wheezing • Dizziness, fainting, or low blood pressure • Vomiting or severe abdominal pain • Lip, tongue, or facial swellin