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<blockquote data-quote="Star*" data-source="post: 120623" data-attributes="member: 4964"><p>Glad to see you figured out what the problem was - </p><p></p><p>I take a red marker - AND I have a special card with a red cross over the entire card - it lists all the medicines I'm allergic to. I have to carry it. My medic alert bracelet says SEE CARD IN WALLET. My doctors nurses love it because it has ALL the info on it they need and how to spell this stuff that no one should have to know how to spell - I also will make HUGE red stars or x's on the paperwork with arrows to ALLERGIC TO section. </p><p></p><p>I am allergic to epi. I've been told by every dentist (except one) that it is impossible to be allergic to it. When I had breast surgery the anesthetist didn't seem to think it was funny - he said it is rare - and what is worse is I have a 50/50 chance of living if stung by a bee or other insect. I cant take an epi shot - probably got desensitized to it having so many bee stings as a kid or something. No clue. But if I get it? I foam at the mouth, go on Mr. Toads wild ride, have violent fits - and I can't see or hear - shock. </p><p></p><p>I have no doubts that I'm allergic to the preservative in carbocaine as I got that once instead of whatever - and it made my heart race and I was a wreck thinking they forgot and gave me eip. They slapped a BiPolar (BP) cuff on me and laid me flat then sat me up and stuck my head in my knees. So something is wrong. (OH I see.....it's me) thanks for that doctor! </p><p></p><p>Glad you're feeling well. </p><p>Hugs</p><p>Star</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Star*, post: 120623, member: 4964"] Glad to see you figured out what the problem was - I take a red marker - AND I have a special card with a red cross over the entire card - it lists all the medicines I'm allergic to. I have to carry it. My medic alert bracelet says SEE CARD IN WALLET. My doctors nurses love it because it has ALL the info on it they need and how to spell this stuff that no one should have to know how to spell - I also will make HUGE red stars or x's on the paperwork with arrows to ALLERGIC TO section. I am allergic to epi. I've been told by every dentist (except one) that it is impossible to be allergic to it. When I had breast surgery the anesthetist didn't seem to think it was funny - he said it is rare - and what is worse is I have a 50/50 chance of living if stung by a bee or other insect. I cant take an epi shot - probably got desensitized to it having so many bee stings as a kid or something. No clue. But if I get it? I foam at the mouth, go on Mr. Toads wild ride, have violent fits - and I can't see or hear - shock. I have no doubts that I'm allergic to the preservative in carbocaine as I got that once instead of whatever - and it made my heart race and I was a wreck thinking they forgot and gave me eip. They slapped a BiPolar (BP) cuff on me and laid me flat then sat me up and stuck my head in my knees. So something is wrong. (OH I see.....it's me) thanks for that doctor! Glad you're feeling well. Hugs Star [/QUOTE]
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