The Relationship between Asthma, Food Allergy, and Anaphylaxis

collapses is prominent when getting an IV allergen intravenously, with bronchospasm present in 50% of cases/nin 20% of people, bronchospasm is the presenting feature of anaphylaxis/nfor a history of asthma or young person with food allergy, sub bronchospastic arrest should be presumed/nairway obstruction should also be considered in these cases/nchildren with a history of asthma and a food allergy are at a higher risk of anaphylactic arrest/nanaphylaxis can present with bronchospasm alone, without other symptoms/nnew definition by the world allergy organization recognizes bronchospasm as a symptom of anaphylaxis