Exercise induced anaphylaxis: A rare form of hives triggered by exercise. The condition can progress to shock and even death. Some sufferers are prone to this condition if they eat certain foods (especially wheat) before exercising. More detailed information about the symptoms, causes, and treatments of Exercise induced anaphylaxis is available below.
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