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Woman treated for allergic reaction after eating pastaWashington County MN

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Washington County, MN

A woman in Washington County experienced throat constriction and an allergic reaction after eating pasta. Emergency responders treated her with epinephrine, Benadryl, and nebulizer medication and transported her to St. John's Hospital. She was reported stable during transport.

Audio|Source: Washington County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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I'm sure what she ate was just pasta with Naranara sauce, has never had a reaction from that before.
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Coming from St.
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Kate's College,
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she had an episode last Wednesday where she also unused her after 10.
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She has a few allergies.
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Didn't feel like she was eating any of those items, well.
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She's vitally stable now, clear lung sounds, where Marisat, 98.
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The first responder said that her sat had dropped to 89.
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She felt like her throat was constricting.
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She's got the FEP pen on board, a 50th of Benadryl and a duo neb.
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We're about four minutes on it.

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