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Olena Shchedryna, dermatologist, cosmetologist, teacher of DMK Ukraine (Ukraine)

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An emergency is a set of clinical signs that require first aid, emergency medical care or hospitalization of the patient. Not all of the conditions listed below are directly life-threatening, but they do require assistance to prevent a significant and long-term impact on the physical or mental health of the person who experienced them.

Allergic reactions 
 
Allergic reactions, or hypersensitivity reactions, are the response of the immune system, which is accompanied by damage to healthy tissues of one&#39;s own body. Antibodies, lymphocytes and other cells that are components of the immune system take part in the process. Allergic reactions are mild, moderate and severe. As a rule, they are limited to irritation and itching of the eyes, lacrimation, sneezing, and local swelling, but can be life-threatening if breathing is suddenly difficult, cardiac activity is disturbed, and blood pressure drops sharply, that is, anaphylactic shock occurs.

The general and most significant sign of shock is a sharp decrease in blood flow with impaired peripheral and then central blood circulation under the influence of histamine and other mediators abundantly secreted by cells. It usually presents with various symptoms within minutes or hours.

Classification according to the clinical course of anaphylactic shock:

<ul>
	<li>fulminant course;</li>
	<li>recurrent course;</li>
	<li>abortive course</li>
</ul>

You can read the full <a href="https://pro.bhub.com.ua/cosmetology/nevidkladni-stani-na-praktici-kosmetologa">article in Ukrainian</a> 
 
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Emergencies in the practice of a cosmetologist