Infant allergic reaction after first peanut butter exposure, Reading PA
Medical EmergencyA seven-month-old male near South Third Street experienced facial swelling and coughing after eating peanut butter for the first time. He has no known allergies. EMS is on the way and family is waiting outside.
Audio|Source: City of Reading Fire/EMS
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Where you're in Route to Mallory Street and Green Street, we're getting a call for near South Third Street for a seven-month-old male,
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lifts or swollen, and coughing after being given peanut butter.
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All right, what were you direct for that?
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Crazy.
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Go on 600 through radio. We're on South Third Street.
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The first time the client had peanut butter stating his tongue is hanging out of his mouth, is having some facial swelling, no known allergies, he is still a week.
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They're requesting redding and they'll be waiting outside for you.
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Pretty much. Where is the opposite?
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Medicare is near South 3rd Street. Flood Medicare on Team.
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Flood Medicare on Team.
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Flood the center on location 1751.
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6.9 already.
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Medicament.
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Location mentioned:
Near S 3rd St, Reading, PA 19602
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