Table 3.

Type of anaphylactic reaction vs. triggers.

% of Registered Reactions from Organs VS Trigger Factor
Trigger	Cutaneous Symptoms	Gastrointestinal Symptoms	Respiratory Symptoms	Cardiovascular Symptoms	Other Symptoms
Food	90	33	61	51	4
Drugs	69	27	66	66	5
Venom	77	29	71	82	2
Latex	100	67	33	67	0
SCIT	100	33	67	67	0

Within the range of factors causing anaphylaxis most often, the following involvement has been noticed—for food, cutaneous ˃˃ respiratory ˃ cardiovascular ˃ gastrointestinal; for drugs, cutaneous ˃ respiratory = cardiovascular ˃˃ gastrointestinal; for insect venoms, cardiovascular ˃ cutaneous ˃ respiratory ˃˃ gastrointestinal. Cutaneous manifestation is the most important for anaphylaxis induced by food, drugs, latex, and allergy vaccination. In reference to insect venom, manifestations from cardiovascular system are the most important ones.