22-year-old woman allergic reaction after multiple insect stings
Medical EmergencyA 22-year-old woman was stung multiple times by an insect while on a nature trail and is experiencing an allergic reaction that affects her breathing. She has an expired EpiPen. Emergency responders are on their way to assist her.
Audio|Source: Floyd County Police, Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
and is allergic, 22-year-old female. Can you meet out with EMS, 8104 Little Texas Valley Road, 1804, Little Texas Valley Road. It's going to be off the private road, nature, walk, I believe, just before Lavender Drive. So the 22-year-old female was stung by something she's allergic to. Trying to get further. Injunate, Cobbbs. Galhoun, Circle K, on a white DMC, Sierra 28th, Tom, Frank Boy, 6966. 104-8, 1010, you copy. Oh, okay. Engine eight's in route. What follows in route? Private Drive Nature Trail. A 22-year-old female was stung multiple times, having an allergic reaction, not sure what stung her. She does have an EpiPen, having some difficulty breathing. Not sure if she sees the EpiPen or not. Engine A, copies. Okay, dispatch. What's the number on Tad again? 114. 114.14. Reaction to the team we know that she's having some difficulty breathing. She does have an EpiPen. She was stung on her arm twice, on the right leg once, and one on the lower part of her back. She's not sure what stung her. EpiPen has expired. Throat feels like it's swelling up.
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Little Texas Valley Rd NW, Georgia
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