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Our other problem is my son has too many allergys like milk eggs soya kewi fruit laytex as his eyes swell up and has a epaleptic reaction he then has
epipen
to get under control Plus my son has penicillin allergy he's always had clithromycin or erythromycin but they sometimes worked and most times
Our other problem is my son has too many allergys like milk eggs soya kewi fruit laytex as his eyes swell up and has a epaleptic reaction he then has
epipen
to get under control Plus my son has penicillin allergy he's always had clithromycin or erythromycin but they sometimes worked and most times
Umar7860
in
My Ovacome
9 years ago
Lupus and allergies
Doctors given me an
epipen
and I have used it 5 times since 2012. Is it anaphylaxis? I don't know, still in endless doctors appointments. My airways close up saturday and yesterday. I am off work today and trying not to worry about it. I seen the doctor again and she prescribed me fexofenadine.
Doctors given me an
epipen
and I have used it 5 times since 2012. Is it anaphylaxis? I don't know, still in endless doctors appointments. My airways close up saturday and yesterday. I am off work today and trying not to worry about it. I seen the doctor again and she prescribed me fexofenadine.
LatinZest
in
LUpus Patients Understanding and Support
9 years ago
Low Blood Volume
Dr David Streeten discovered while treating patients for orthostatic intolerance that one had a low plasma volume and another had a low circulating blood volume both of these patients turned out as having an ME/CFS diagnosis, when contacted by Dr David Bell who had ME/CFS patients with the same symptoms
Dr David Streeten discovered while treating patients for orthostatic intolerance that one had a low plasma volume and another had a low circulating blood volume both of these patients turned out as having an ME/CFS diagnosis, when contacted by Dr David Bell who had ME/CFS patients with the same symptoms
Ian123
in
Ramsays Disease
9 years ago
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Blood Volume
Epogen is a human Erythropoietin, glycoprotein that controls red blood cell production in bone marrow. Used as a treatment in orthostatic hypertension a condition in which blood pressure drops upon standing, causing dizziness, light headedness or fainting. Dr David Streeten discovered while treating
Epogen is a human Erythropoietin, glycoprotein that controls red blood cell production in bone marrow. Used as a treatment in orthostatic hypertension a condition in which blood pressure drops upon standing, causing dizziness, light headedness or fainting. Dr David Streeten discovered while treating
Ian123
in
Myalgic Encephalomyelitis Community
10 years ago
The wind has changed and now my face will stay like this.
Due to funny warm weather and rather unseasonable urgent buzzing noises in the garden, I was reminded that I was supposed to have had an appointment with the GP last year regarding the use of an
Epipen
. Since my last violent ten day reaction to Mr Wasp last summer, I had totally forgotten.
Due to funny warm weather and rather unseasonable urgent buzzing noises in the garden, I was reminded that I was supposed to have had an appointment with the GP last year regarding the use of an
Epipen
. Since my last violent ten day reaction to Mr Wasp last summer, I had totally forgotten.
MaryF
in
Thyroid UK
11 years ago
Help Please for Niece, 17, Epstein Barr - Esinophils, Erythrocytes
Her big brother has anaphylatic shock syndrome and carries an
epipen
and her little brother has experienced one event of anaphylatic shock. Hashimoto's in the family.
Her big brother has anaphylatic shock syndrome and carries an
epipen
and her little brother has experienced one event of anaphylatic shock. Hashimoto's in the family.
sarahstevenson
in
Thyroid UK
11 years ago
Hypothyroid Queen's drama and fuss, progress with autoimmune and LDN adventures!
I had trouble fro ten days after with cramps, the shivers and worse... so now I have to have an
Epipen
as the next one will be trouble!
I had trouble fro ten days after with cramps, the shivers and worse... so now I have to have an
Epipen
as the next one will be trouble!
MaryF
in
Thyroid UK
11 years ago
Allergies, Intolerances and Autoimmune Diseases
The former have to be properly done to be accurate and reliable - we spent two years carting around an
epipen
for our second son who was allegedly allergic to peanuts - only to be retested a couple of years later (properly) and be told this was in fact rubbish.
The former have to be properly done to be accurate and reliable - we spent two years carting around an
epipen
for our second son who was allegedly allergic to peanuts - only to be retested a couple of years later (properly) and be told this was in fact rubbish.
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FABED
in
FABED
12 years ago
anaphylaxis
eyes were really puffy and he was coughing really badly. he also had an extremely blocked nose which i have since found out is a bad symptom cos if your nose ""closes"", your lungs are the next step.the doctor told me that hes gonna speak to the consultant and see if we can get a 3 step plan with an
epipen
eyes were really puffy and he was coughing really badly. he also had an extremely blocked nose which i have since found out is a bad symptom cos if your nose ""closes"", your lungs are the next step.the doctor told me that hes gonna speak to the consultant and see if we can get a 3 step plan with an
epipen
Hidden
in
Asthma Community Forum
18 years ago
epinephrine pens for asthma
Does anyone know if it is possible to give a child adrenaline via
epipen
during a severe asthma attack that could be given if needed before ambulance/A&E. I know how fatal asthma can be in children/babies and just having one of the these would certainly put my mind more at rest.
Does anyone know if it is possible to give a child adrenaline via
epipen
during a severe asthma attack that could be given if needed before ambulance/A&E. I know how fatal asthma can be in children/babies and just having one of the these would certainly put my mind more at rest.
Hidden
in
Asthma Community Forum
17 years ago
XOLAIR Treatment?
What i was wandering though while i was in hospital got told a bit more about Xolair and i just found out i will be given an
epipen
, as i have so many allergys but its because if treatment doesnt work i could take an allergic reaction to it. has anyone ever taken an alergic reaction 2 xolair and what
What i was wandering though while i was in hospital got told a bit more about Xolair and i just found out i will be given an
epipen
, as i have so many allergys but its because if treatment doesnt work i could take an allergic reaction to it. has anyone ever taken an alergic reaction 2 xolair and what
Hidden
in
Asthma Community Forum
15 years ago
allergies
I have been prescribed with an
EpiPen
as well now! Does anyone else out there have any or all of these problems - in any combination? How do you cope food wise?
I have been prescribed with an
EpiPen
as well now! Does anyone else out there have any or all of these problems - in any combination? How do you cope food wise?
yaf_user681_26736
in
Asthma Community Forum
17 years ago
Omron Micro Air - help needed please!
On tuesday, it got very soggy around the mesh and wouldn't work propperly on 2nd neb, Opted for
epipen
at that point anyway! Today, I barely worked at all, even with a brand new mesh - just a weedy stream that wouldn't even nebulise a gnat!
On tuesday, it got very soggy around the mesh and wouldn't work propperly on 2nd neb, Opted for
epipen
at that point anyway! Today, I barely worked at all, even with a brand new mesh - just a weedy stream that wouldn't even nebulise a gnat!
KateMoss
in
Asthma Community Forum
18 years ago
Use of EpiPen in brittle asthma
I have now been told to use an
EpiPen
whilt waiting for ambulance and having a neb. I have an
EpiPen
for anaphylaxis but have not needed to use it for a long time. I didnt realize they were used for asthma so am suprised by this. Are there any side effects after you have injected it.
I have now been told to use an
EpiPen
whilt waiting for ambulance and having a neb. I have an
EpiPen
for anaphylaxis but have not needed to use it for a long time. I didnt realize they were used for asthma so am suprised by this. Are there any side effects after you have injected it.
Hidden
in
Asthma Community Forum
17 years ago
Maybe i am not getting this right??
He carries an
epipen
because he had an annaphylaxsis last november. He also excema and was diagnosed wth asthma last month after a bee sting which he had quite a bad reaction too He went on to end up in hospital for five days on iv salbutamol constant nebs etc.
He carries an
epipen
because he had an annaphylaxsis last november. He also excema and was diagnosed wth asthma last month after a bee sting which he had quite a bad reaction too He went on to end up in hospital for five days on iv salbutamol constant nebs etc.
Hidden
in
Asthma Community Forum
15 years ago
fabby neb/medical bag
It fits my Omron MicroAir plus mask, nebs and spare batteries, an
EpiPen
, Prednisolone and more. Plus, it doesnt look too medical. I think it's fab. Got lots of compartments for stuff and also you can get it in a larger size for long trips etc.
It fits my Omron MicroAir plus mask, nebs and spare batteries, an
EpiPen
, Prednisolone and more. Plus, it doesnt look too medical. I think it's fab. Got lots of compartments for stuff and also you can get it in a larger size for long trips etc.
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in
Asthma Community Forum
17 years ago
Is anyone else allergic to wine?
So far (touch wood it has gone away with piriton and I have not had to reosrt to the
epipen
). I think it may irritate my asthma slightly as the smoking ban seems to have had only a minor effect. Having looked through old threads other people seem to be allergic to the sulphites.
So far (touch wood it has gone away with piriton and I have not had to reosrt to the
epipen
). I think it may irritate my asthma slightly as the smoking ban seems to have had only a minor effect. Having looked through old threads other people seem to be allergic to the sulphites.
Skee-skee
in
Asthma Community Forum
17 years ago
Scared, confused and in need to help
Many thanks H Oh PS my current meds are: cetrizine 10mg twice daily (antihistamines) Montelukast (singulair) 10mg once daily seretide 250 inhaler twice daily If I have a reaction: upto 3 piriton tablets (12mg)
Epipen
every 5 minutes until help arrive salbutamol inhaler salbutamol nebuliser
Many thanks H Oh PS my current meds are: cetrizine 10mg twice daily (antihistamines) Montelukast (singulair) 10mg once daily seretide 250 inhaler twice daily If I have a reaction: upto 3 piriton tablets (12mg)
Epipen
every 5 minutes until help arrive salbutamol inhaler salbutamol nebuliser
Hidden
in
Asthma Community Forum
15 years ago
Epipens and Asthma
Dear All I would like to see if anybody has been having similar difficulties to mine with asthma and if so have they been issued with a
epipen
and what effect this is having.
Dear All I would like to see if anybody has been having similar difficulties to mine with asthma and if so have they been issued with a
epipen
and what effect this is having.
Hidden
in
Asthma Community Forum
16 years ago
What would you do at work? Carrying meds discretely...
So I found this really cool site that makes inhaler/
epipen
/spacer covers that I could stash some hand sanitizer or soap in too, as they will custom make them for you. But I'm really self concious about it. I wish I could be more discrete.
So I found this really cool site that makes inhaler/
epipen
/spacer covers that I could stash some hand sanitizer or soap in too, as they will custom make them for you. But I'm really self concious about it. I wish I could be more discrete.
Hidden
in
Asthma Community Forum
15 years ago
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