Sudden Medical Emergencies

Electrical burns

Electrical burns involve the direct passage of electric current through the body by getting in contact with a live electrical current. Take note that the effects of electrical burns are not visible since they are mostly interior damage. Some of the signs of electrical burns are apparent on the surface of the skin in the

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How to use an EpiPen

During an anaphylaxis, epinephrine can stop the reaction. Always remember that anaphylaxis can be life-threatening if not treated right away and properly, thus epinephrine is the first line of defense. Majority of individuals who suffer from anaphylaxis always carry epinephrine injectors and the most common is EpiPen. An EpiPen is an auto-injector that is already

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Shellfish allergy

Shellfish allergy is an allergic reaction once an individual eats shellfish. Oftentimes, this type of allergy is only due to certain types of shellfish or to all shellfish. Shellfish typically includes marine creatures that have shells such as crabs, shrimps, lobsters and even octopus and squid. Shellfish allergy can cause mild symptoms such as nasal

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