This study looks at the percentage of children with food-induced anaphlyaxis who required more than one dose of epinephrine:
http://www.jpeds.com/article/PIIS0022347610007791/fulltext
Bottom line...Always carry two doses of epinephrine where ever you go. It might just save your child's life!
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