Description
An allergic reaction to the vaccine is rare, but can occur in any patient. The severity ranges from mild local reaction to anaphylactic shock. Some patients, especially those with a previous allergic reaction to the vaccine or allergic reaction to a vaccine component, are at increased risk of an allergic reaction and require special precautions when revaccinating. However, anaphylactic reactions also occur in patients without known risk factors and cannot be predicted with currently available diagnostic methods. The ALL-ISA chip contains the oscillations, frequencies and information that are supposed to contribute to the alleviation/resistance of a vaccine allergy.
