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Reviewed on 1/12By Dr. Pacheco
Karin Pacheco, MD Dept. of Medicine
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Latex allergy can present a wide range of symptoms, including:
hives (contact urticaria);
itchy, watery eyes (conjunctivitis);
sneezing, runny nose (rhinitis);
wheezing, shortness of breath, chest tightness (asthma symptoms); and
in severe cases, systemic anaphylaxis including critical asthma symptoms, throat swelling, fall in blood pressure, loss of consciousness, and, very rarely, death.
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