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Most people don’t realize how different a mild allergic reaction is from anaphylaxis—and knowing the signs could save a life. 👉 Mild allergic reactions usually show up as: \t•\tRedness or rash \t•\tItching \t•\tHives in a localized area ⚠️ Anaphylaxis is a medical emergency and can become life-threatening quickly. Warning signs include: \t•\tSwelling of lips, tongue, or throat \t•\tTrouble breathing or swallowing \t•\tWheezing \t•\tDizziness or fainting \t•\tWidespread hives and flushing If you