Medical call for a 27-year-old male at 1811 Misty Mountain Road, experiencing weakness, nausea, heart palpitations, and high blood sugar., Upshur County WV
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, medical call for a 27-year-old male at 1811 Misty Mountain Road, experiencing weakness, nausea, heart palpitations, and high blood sugar.
Audio|Heard on: Upshur County Police, Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Station 1 respond, 1811, Misty Mountain Road.
00:07
Cross streets can meet King Lane, Shifflet Drive, 27-year-old male,
00:11
weakness,
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elevated blood sugar,
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1623.
00:16
Station 1.10.
00:27
1041623
00:52
Go ahead. It's going to be 3.3-415-749.
01:01
Repeat, 33-415-749.
01:07
Copy standby.
01:16
Just past 414, that says balance.
01:26
On Misty Mountain Road, it's going to be off of King Lane and Shifflet Drive, for a 27-year-old male experiencing weakness, extreme nausea, heart palpitations.
01:38
Caller also advises blood sugar was 214.
01:41
Okay.
01:52
3.47 out.
01:58
You shoved down on Oklahoma,
02:01
trailer 28, 28-48, 48, 48-48.
02:06
Legal Victor, 2-8, 48-48, Langell Victor, Ralfi-2-8, Wild Camera.
02:29
We're now 788.88.
02:33
Go ahead.
02:37
27-year-old male who is nauseous.
02:39
They advise he has two bowel diseases, type 1 to bed diabetic.
02:44
His dexicon shows 214 and shows that it's rising.
02:49
He hasn't ate anything for two days.
02:51
Did take a Zophran.
02:53
It's not working.
02:54
He can't even hold water down.
02:56
Complaining of a rapid heartbeat, stomach pains, and has the dry heaves.
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Upshur County, WV
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