Medical response for two women with chest pain and allergic reaction, Silver Creek GA
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Medical EmergencyMedical responders attended a residence near Abrams Road for two female patients: one experiencing chest pain and possible congestive heart failure with low potassium, and another likely having an allergic reaction to medication including Lyrica.
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Transcript:
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Dispatch 240 MS.
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Respond unit to near Abrams Road, runs off of Clemens, South Black, for Harmony.
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Got a...
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Compliant advising of chest pain, also possibly low potassium level.
00:21
It will be a female and they're possibly having an allergic reaction now.
00:31
P.A.4Met 3 is going to have two patients at this residence.
00:34
One's going to be the chest pain, the other one's going to be allergic reaction.
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If I will also be en route this match, respond to me a cord.
00:55
See ya. This is your route?
00:58
Two, four. Two,
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four.
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You responded to near Abrams Road, runs off of Plymouth.
01:18
Harmony or Lyx, that area.
01:20
Got two patients.
01:22
One's going to be a 53-year-old female having chest pain.
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She went to the clinic today.
01:29
They diagnosed her with possible congestive heart failure and low potassium.
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She is having shortness of breath.
01:35
She's on two lead, correction, four liters of oxygen.
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The second patient is going to be a 70-year-old female.
01:45
She has started taking Lyrica and another medicine today.
01:49
I think possibly got a reaction to the Lyrica.
01:54
She is conscious and talking both patients.
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Location mentioned:
Abrams Rd SE, Silver Creek, GA 30173
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