Experiences with

Epipen

Anyway they had a big discussion on whether I should carry an epipen and have decided that although the risk is low it is not zero so I have to get them. I’ll get them next week and wondered what life changes people have had to make having these and do they affect holiday insurance and flying?

I had 75ml left in one epipen so took this and then stupidly set the second pen to 375ml, not realising until too late. I’m due for another scan tomorrow to see whether I’m ready for my trigger shot and am terrified I have messed this up. Has anyone else been in a similar situation? Thanks xx

After checking Margaret’s observations we went home with an epipen in the glove box just in case of a delayed reaction.

I was prescribed an epipen in case it happens again. The last thing I want to do is have to give her back…but with being allergic to her…if I contact the rescue and say I have to return her (they made me sign a contract that I wouldn’t give her to a third party), they are going to be so angry.

Is anyone else on weekly 50mg benepali EpiPen plus 3g sulfasalazine a day?Start my benepali next Tuesday with trepidation as usual and have been on 3g sulfasalazine for quite a few months now.

In August of 2023, I got two wasp stings and used an epipen. That same day, the afib and tachycardia returned—with the adrenaline from using the epipen the likely catalyst according to my cardiologist.

Can anyone recommend a good travel kit for actemera? Travel approx 8 hrs in total.

Hi, I was prescribed Epipens after an allergic reaction to shellfish last year. Prawns was the the thing that did me, never had a problem until now (age 67). With this hot heat (UK) lately, I`m just wondering if carrying the pens around in a canvas spectacle case within a shoulder bag negates the

Wasps and the occasional hornet have been hovering around an old willow tree in my garden and I wonder if I should arm myself with an epipen just in case. I have been applying a topical sting relief cream to the skin but really wondering what is going on inside my body. Any thoughts?

EpiPen - Serious Nut Allergy Good afternoon, My daughter got tested today at Preston Hospital, she tested positive for all types of nuts and was told she has Serious Nut Allergy which is Life Threatening without the Use of an Injectable EpiPen. My daughter was given one today at Hospital.

Instructions are included inside the pack, along with details of the manufacturer’s website that also provides information, including videos, on how to use a new EpiPen or Jext adrenaline pen.

Is it an EpiPen n if so could anyone post a pic of their pen please? Being on 17.5 means I have seven tablets n when it increases its just more tablets to swallow so I am keen to give it a go. Rheumy said that it will help my uptake of the drug too. Thank you for reading.

Quick witted infusion nurse jabbed me with EpiPen, which brought me back to life. I was interested in what EpiPen was, so searched internet. Search came back, "access denied, adult content". Who would have guessed that EpiPen was adult content?

I can't chance Brazil nuts as my Daughter is allergic to them ( has EpiPen for this). Was also told in full menopause but trialing just thyroid meds first to see if helps symptoms as reluctant to give her as I had a stroke in my 30's - I'm 49 now. I do not take any blood thinning meds.

I was simply told to carry an epipen and not to drink that drink again! Since that has been the same old-same old pretty much.

The advice I would like to know is: 1) Do people in the US, or people in the UK if they've gone privately recommend carrying an Epipen for severe penicillin allergy?

Have to carry epipen following issue with heart meds 15 years ago. Now can't tolerate flecainide and some other drugs. Had managed AF symptoms since then with diet and lifestyle/ no meds for about 14 years, but thats not cutting it any more sadly... I think since COVID.

Someone on the Vasculitis forum is encountering difficulty - is expected to attend the hospital to be handed her self-injection medication because they claim there isn't a protocol for disposing of the needle.

They did prescribe me an EpiPen, which is good, but I feel so let down. (I have no plans to get an mRNA vaccine at this point, and the J&J is out in my area, so that won't be happening any time soon.)

Symptoms include: Hives Swelling Wheezing Severe allergic reactions require treatment with epinephrine or an EpiPen, or treatment at a hospital, according to the CDC. This is also known as anaphylaxis.