Woman treated for allergic reaction with tongue swelling, Woodburn OR
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Medical EmergencyA 58-year-old woman experienced an allergic reaction causing tongue swelling and was treated with Benadryl. She has allergies to penicillin and gluten and last ate about three hours before the reaction.
Audio|Heard on: Marion County METCOM North-1 Fire
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B.C. 8 and 87, Medic 29, respond to an allergic reaction near 5th Street, cross streets First and H.
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At page 1829, we're being North 6,
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(number withheld).
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29, I copy you are in route, 58-year-old female, conscious breathing alert,
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having tongue swelling,
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she's been given Benadryl with a history of penicillin allergy and gluten intolerance, last eaten three hours ago.
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5th St, Woodburn, OR 97071
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