What foods should be avoided for tetanus allergy?

Patient's question:

Tetanus allergy, want to get tetanus immunoglobulin

Doctor's answer:

Hello, there are mainly two types of tetanus allergy reactions:
1. Anaphylactic shock: This can suddenly occur within minutes to tens of minutes before or after injection. The patient may suddenly become drowsy or agitated, with pale or flushed skin, chest tightness or shortness of breath, cold sweat, nausea or abdominal pain, weak and rapid pulse, and declining blood pressure. In severe cases, the patient may lose consciousness and collapse. Without timely rescue, death can occur rapidly. Mild cases can be relieved after adrenaline injection; severe cases require intravenous fluids, oxygen therapy, blood pressure support with vasoconstrictors, and rescue with antiallergic drugs and corticosteroids.