Six-year-old treated for severe allergic reaction, Bel Air MD
Medical EmergencyA six-year-old boy experienced a severe allergic reaction with hives and mild cough at a business near Bel Air S Pkwy. He has a history of peanut allergy but no known contact with peanuts today. EMS administered epinephrine and is monitoring his condition.
Audio|Source: Harford County Public Safety
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Like I said, six-year-old male party too at this time.
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Plomsby sat around 8.30 this morning.
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She started noticing some highs progressing from his next close to his throat and down with his legs.
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He does have a history of a peanut allergy and has had an allergic reaction before.
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However, she doesn't think that he was in contact with any peanuts today.
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The patient does not have any angioidema or wheezing.
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However, he does have a slight cough, but mom states that they just had a cold that they were getting over.
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He does have hives on his trunk as well as legs and up on his two his face.
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GCS is 15, 111Orenuance times 4.
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I have given him 0.5 milligrams I am epi in the left thigh.
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And he just needs to be getting a .
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Vital times 4, I have a pulse rate of 1 or 4, 25 reparation in a minute, 100% on-room air, and a blood pressure of 120 over 66.
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Location mentioned:
Near Bel Air S Pkwy, Bel Air, MD 21015
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