“Supernanny” star Jo Frost announced her battle with anaphylaxis.

The English TV personality revealed her life-threatening health condition in an Instagram video posted Saturday.

“I’ve survived more anaphylactic shocks than I’m prepared to go into detail about right now,” Frost began the video message.

“I have anaphylaxis, a life-threatening medical condition to certain foods that will compromise my body so horrifically to the point of hospitalization, “ the 55-year-old added.

Frost emphasized the need for awareness about her condition, stating, “Absolute millions of my community around the world, children and adults, live cautiously and anxiously navigating this journey with not nearly enough compassion, education, and empathy from those who do not.”

“If you ignore the severity of this medical condition, it’s as bad as shoving a loaded gun in my face,” Frost continued in the clip.

Anaphylaxis is a severe allergic reaction that causes a dangerous drop in blood pressure, according to the Cleveland Clinic. When one goes into anaphylactic shock, it can be life-threatening if not treated immediately.

Common causes include food allergies, insect stings, medications, and latex. Symptoms include swelling, wheezing, shortness of breath, and difficulty swallowing.

Epinephrine, or commonly known as an EpiPen, is the only treatment for anaphylaxis, which is injected in the thigh.

Frost explained that activities such as eating out can be stressful, as those with the condition must carefully check ‘may contain’ warnings on food labels.

“But it does impact how I live my life daily, like the precautions I take, the energy I have to use to discern with hypervigilance,” she said and clarified that she isn’t looking for “special” treatment, but “to be treated with the same dignity and attentiveness as you just showed others.”

The childcare expert emphasized her desire to avoid “mumbling insults” and “passive-aggressive” comments from those who may not understand her condition. She encouraged everyone to learn more about anaphylaxis.

“Get curious and learn more, because really, as mentioned before, we all know someone,” Frost said.

Frost is best known for starring in the reality show “Supernanny” from 2005 to 2011 as well as the British version. Throughout the years, she has helped struggling families through a no-nonsense approach to discipline and behavioral issues.