Definition: Anaphylaxis refers to an allergic reaction that affects the body's immune system, often triggered by a compound known as histamine. The word comes from the Greek 'anaphysis,' which means 'breaking.' It describes an unexpected release or influx of a chemical compound into the bloodstream that can lead to severe symptoms such as swelling and difficulty breathing, all caused by the compound inhaled directly from a flower or plant.
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