What symptoms may indicate sensitivity to a dialyzer?

Sensitivity to a dialyzer can manifest through specific symptoms that indicate an adverse reaction to the materials used in the dialyzer or to the treatment itself. Sneezing, itching, and chest pain are symptoms commonly associated with allergic reactions or sensitivity to the dialyzer's components. These reactions may occur when the body recognizes certain substances in the dialyzer as foreign, triggering an immune response that can lead to respiratory or dermatologic symptoms.

Nausea and dizziness, while they may occur during dialysis, are not specific indicators of sensitivity to the dialyzer. Similarly, shortness of breath and fatigue can arise from various other conditions and are not definitive signs of a dialyzer sensitivity. Headaches and dehydration can also result from dialysis treatment but do not specifically point to sensitivity. Thus, the symptoms of sneezing, itching, and chest pain are uniquely aligned with a potential allergic reaction to the dialyzer, making this the most accurate choice.