People who are allergic to bee stings are actually having a response to the antibodies produced by their immune system when they are stung. this is called anaphylaxis. most people who end up having a bee sting allergy did not have anaphylaxis the first time they were stung. it is only upon the second sting, or subsequent stings that they have an allergic response. use what you have learned in this activity to explain this phenomenon.

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Broderick Curry

30 September, 13:04

People who are allergic to bee stings are actually having a response to the antibodies produced by their immune system when they are stung. this is called anaphylaxis. most people who end up having a bee sting allergy did not have anaphylaxis the first time they were stung. it is only upon the second sting, or subsequent stings that they have an allergic response. use what you have learned in this activity to explain this phenomenon.

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Juliet Benitez · Answer 1

Among the common causes of anaphylaxis are insect bites and stings, food, and medications. People who are allergic to bee stings have a response system to the antibodies. So that, they will have a more severe reaction in the second stung, because B-cells will produce more antibodies.