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âď¸Dr. Matthew Harb is a Board Certified Orthopedic Surgeon practicing in Washington D.C. Today we talk about allergic reactions.
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Dr. Matthew Harb specializes in minimally invasive, muscle sparing, hip and knee replacement surgery. Minimally invasive surgery allows patients to recover faster and have less pain post operatively. Implants are tailored and custom fit to each patient to allow for improved performance. Dr. Harbâs expertise in rapid recovery protocols allow for quick recovery after surgery and excellent outcomes in patients with hip and knee arthritis. With minimally invasive, muscle sparing surgery patients can return to their lifestyles and get back to doing the things they love sooner. Dr. Harb performs outpatient joint replacement surgery with many of his patients walking independently and going home the day of surgery.
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She does a lot of great info for learning to live with extreme allergies
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She lives with this condition this is not a one-time thing, I pray for her recovery!
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I know some people go to the ER for things that aren't emergencies, but I think we shame people so much for it that some are hesitant to go when they have an actually emergency.
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When I had my first anaphylactic reaction, my armpits and groin just started itching like crazy at first-until I looked up and saw my red, swollen face. I was smart to continue driving to the emergency room, and passed out shortly after arriving, being told later it was a code blue. When I woke up, there were about a dozen doctors working on me, and I was soon informed Iâd be hospitalized for at least a week.
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I understand how worse she must be feeling...poor thing she is not showing her misery...she is so positive minded...God bless her
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Anaphylaxis is super spooky, allergies should always be taken seriously.
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âI never know when to actually go to the hospitalâŚâ GIRLâŚNOW
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I'm familiar with this person from other videos .... She's chronically allergic to almost everything, so she deals with this type of thing on a daily basis. God Bless her.
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Omg this lady. She's so positive despite her being allergic to almost everything. I feel so heavy whenever I watch her clips
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I have a LOT of allergies. When I was 16, I woke up one day to hives all over my body, and my right eye swollen shut. The strange thing is, despite this reaction, I was not in pain, had no discomfort, no itching, nothing. I calmly waited for my mother to wake up, then let her know about the allergic reaction since it had not changed in the 30 minutes I'd been awake.
At the hospital I got a Shot of Epi (that stuff HURTS, and it hurts for HOURS after) just to be safe. When the reaction died down I was allowed to return home.
To this day I have NO clue what triggered that reaction. It has never happened since.
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Love how she is embracing the reaction. Stay safe
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My mom gave me amoxicillin as a kid and sent me to bed. I came back to consciousness in the back of the car, having been flung to the floor when my dad took a turn way too fast. Next time I woke up after that, was after surgery, alone in a dim hospital room. The couldnât get an airway, so they rushed me to emergency surgery and removed my tonsils.
Donât give your child a medication theyâve never taken unless theyâre going to be fully supervised for at least the first six hours. My sister told my mom that my snoring was bothering her two or three times. It wasnât until she was going to bed herself and thought âhold on, she doesnât snore,â and realized my sisterâs imitation of the sound I was making was actually quite concerning. She got back up to check, and thatâs when she found me. She never told me what happened, what condition I was in in that bed, but the nurses wouldnât let me look in the mirror that first day after surgery.
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The fact she couldnât leave her building because of face recognition is horrifying
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She handled it like a champđđźâ¤ď¸â¤ď¸
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That happened to me. It was not fun. I was given epinephrine and Benadryl.
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I remember her. She has a ridiculously long list of allergies and some skin issues! This happens sometimes. She is always positive regardless.
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Bless her heart. I love that sheâs not freaking out , being fearful and crying about it. Woman are some tough cookies. Not all. But most I know anyways. Love ya ladies. Couldnât be here without ya. đâ¤
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Please give credit to the creator you're reacting too. She makes content on her own allergies for good knowledge and information
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I had something similar to this a while back. I had unfortunately gotten pink eye and was not able to get to a doctor right away so I had gone to an urgent care thinking I would be prescribed drops and have no issue.
A few days after taking the drops my face and eyes began swelling. Due to how fast it swelled I went back to the urgent care who immediately advised me to go to the ER. There I was told an infection may be behind the eye and they advised taking my blood and a CAT scan but only found swelling. Due to this, they told me this was likely just an allergic reaction and advised me to stay on my current medicine but also prescribed antibiotics and Claritin.
The following day I was finally able to get to see my doctor who was immediately concerned at the amount of swelling in my face and eyes and so made an appointment for me to see an eye specialist that day. The specialist was finally able to help and concluded that I was likely allergic to the first drops given and told me to stop taking everything I was prescribed earlier and prescribed new drops and steroids to remove the swelling. Within a day the swelling was already going away but was def scary that it took so much and so long to figure out something so simple.
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@rockercaterrorencountered4924
1 year ago
the woman in this video reported that this happened from touching something and then rubbing her eyes, so even if you don't eat anything weird, if something like this happens assume your life is in danger and get to a hospital asap
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