Man experiences chest pain and breathing difficulty, Van Buren IN
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Medical EmergencyA 26-year-old man experienced severe chest pain, difficulty breathing, and brief convulsions near North 800 East. He has a history of high blood pressure and stopped taking medication. Emergency responders are en route to assist.
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Transcript:
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information.
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near North 800 East.
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My caller advised, 26-year-old male.
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Subject is having trouble breathing.
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She advised he started having chest pains approximately 9 p.m.
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He's been having trouble breathing for the past hour.
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He does have previous high blood pressure.
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He did take medication before for it, but does not take medication any longer.
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Subject is having an extreme problem with the chest pain.
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pains and trouble breathing up this time.
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It's clear.
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Responding units en route to near North 800 East.
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near North 800 East, callers advising.
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You can go ahead, as you pull up, there's a garage entrance to the right of the garage.
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There is a side door you can enter through,
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or you can use the front.
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Both are unlocked.
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11.
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Responding units en route, near North 800 East, callers advising.
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The subject appeared to be, looked like some kind of a convulsing that was going on.
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It was short.
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She advised that he flumped over and his head was shaking, but she advised that has quit subjects seeming to be a little better.
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Thank you.
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Location mentioned:
N 800 E, Van Buren, IN 46991
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