Just wondering if the few member with HUVS suffer with Angioedema and how they are treated?
I've just received my diagnosis recently and have been told that my Angioedema attacks need to be treated with IV hydrocortisone and c1 inhibitor (berinert).
Does anyone else use bradykinin or c1 inhibitor as part of their acute emergency treatment?
Thanks
Jane
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I have a protocol in place with the ambulance service and A&E which is immediate chlorephenamin, hydrocortisone and ranitidine (all iv) for when I attack, which is at least a weekly occurrence.
It does the job and I always manage to get home which is a definite bonus.
My protocol is I am allowed up to 40mgs chlorephenamine, 400mgs hydrocortisone and 100mgs ranitidine. They are given over a specified time frame.
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