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Blog Post Comment💡: “You Learn More From Failure Than From Success. Don’t Let It Stop You. Failure Builds Character.”
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Blog Post Comment❤️That is CRAZY! They need to give epipens for anaphlaxis and follow medical protocol!!! Anything less is negligence that could result in death.
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Blog Post Commentpollen , dust mites and molds everywhere in the house from bathrooms, kitchen,etc creates havoc to the immune systems. On Wed, Mar 14, 2018 at 4:22 PM, Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America < support@aafa.org> wrote:
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Blog Post CommentThe main triggers for my 6 year old son and I are pet dander from cats, dogs, rabbits. By living in a dander-free home, his environmental allergies and eczema are much more under control with no medication. I also do a lot to keep the indoor air quality good-- weekly washing of sheets in hot water, mattresses and pillows in zippered cases, hepa air purifier in room. When I was young, I did not take my pet allergies seriously and they developed into a serious problem. So I think it should be...
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Database Record Comment❤️That is a good point to bring up too! Here are some visual references of Epi-Pen positioning.
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Database Record CommentOdd, " What's the Correct Position for Injecting Epinephrine? " I thought this would discuss the position of the epi pen.
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Database Record Comment@Anne Marie , thanks for letting us know the title was confusing. Here is more information about the technique: Food Allergy FAQ: Top Questions About Anaphylaxis and Epinephrine .
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Blog Post CommentHooray! Do you need a prescription? Matthew.
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Blog Post Comment@Matthew Falk - Yes, in the U.S you would need a prescription. You can find more general info about neffy , including FAQ, here - FDA Approves neffy® Epinephrine Nasal Spray for Treating Severe Allergic Reactions
