What are the symptoms of tetanus allergy?

Tetanus is an anaerobe. If the wound surface is small but deep, it may create an oxygen-deficient environment conducive to the reproduction of tetanus. If the foreign body inserted into the wound is iron or a dirty weapon, it may contain tetanus. In this case, it is necessary to inject tetanus antitoxin. Tetanus antitoxin allergy reactions include: Skin test when the skin mound will become larger, the surface red, may show blisters, or skin itching. Severe cases will show systemic skin flushing, even chest distress palpitations, breathing effort. More serious cases may show anaphylactic shock, throat edema, life-threatening.