Female suffers severe allergic reaction to bee sting, Hudson Falls NY
Medical EmergencyA female patient near Pender Street in Hudson Falls experienced a severe allergic reaction to a bee sting. She was not alert and had difficulty breathing. An EpiPen was administered, and seizure activity was reported during the incident.
Audio|Source: Washington County Fire and EMS Alerting
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Port-R-E-MS, near Pender St, Hudson Falls, close streets of Kelly Avenue and Wilbur Street.
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Thirty-year-old female, not alert, severe difficulty breathing, allergic reaction to a bee sting. Epi has been administered.
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4RDMS. Near Pender St Hudson Falls for a 30-year-old female,
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not alert, severe difficulty breathing,
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reaction from a bee sting.
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EpiPen has been administered at 193-7.
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EMS Control 2754.
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EMS control 2754. EMS control 2754.
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Enterio.
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Part of my name is a lot, near Pender St,
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the intersection of John Street, 38-year-old female, and out of consciousness with difficulty breathing,
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an allergic reaction to a bee sting with seizure activity.
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Epi has been administered.
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Location mentioned:
Near Pender St, Hudson Falls, NY 12839
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