Thank you so much. I have several friends who carry these around but they never explained to me how to use them if the situation ever arises. Now I feel confident
Same i just came here for educational reasons just incase someone on the street has a seizure or fam or friends, i now know what to do :) feeling super confident now hehe
Rebound anaphylaxis happens when remnants of antigen continue into the bloodstream to allow the immune system to cause a second round of anaphylaxis. Guessing it will take about roughly several hours or more to make sure that rebound anaphylaxis does not happen at all. If it happens, intubation with ephedrine is the standard treatment for a few hours at least.
Sadly had an allergic reaction to something it was minor im alive. Even so i rather not go through it again and its still an allergic reaction despite being minor so to not suffer again im here to learn how to use it so if i have an allergic reaction again i know what to do.
Honestly I'd be so bummed if I was allergic to seeing food. I see food all of the time. It's pretty hard to eat without looking at your food first. My condolences to you friend.
How do you remove the needle??? Is the needle stuck in your skin or the epi pen itself??? Do you push a button to inject the epinephrine or does just slamming it against your skin inject it??? Not very informative or helpful.
When the orange thing it’s like out that’s where the needle is it’s not stuck in your skin you cannot push a button you hit it on your outer middle thigh to you hear click hold for 3 or 10 seconds and pull it away it should start working in about five minutes depending on the person three minutes or 10
Oh fuck off, prick. Anywhere it goes is better than not at all. You can't expect the general public to be so precise with anatomy and placement in a state of panic.
Video starts at 0:36 for those in a life or death situation.
A true hero you are
You saved many lives my brother
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🚨 if you are dying immediately come to the comment section and look for this one ☠️
They need a quick video somewhere on this website just in case someone is dying while watching.
only after you finish watching the 30 second commercial
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Thank you so much. I have several friends who carry these around but they never explained to me how to use them if the situation ever arises. Now I feel confident
Same i just came here for educational reasons just incase someone on the street has a seizure or fam or friends, i now know what to do :) feeling super confident now hehe
Just left the hospital feels like my throat is closing off again thanks for this video!
You saved my life thank you so much
Rebound anaphylaxis happens when remnants of antigen continue into the bloodstream to allow the immune system to cause a second round of anaphylaxis. Guessing it will take about roughly several hours or more to make sure that rebound anaphylaxis does not happen at all. If it happens, intubation with ephedrine is the standard treatment for a few hours at least.
Excellent and very helpful video! Thank you for sharing.
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3 seconds? Some other videos say 10 seconds. That’s a big discrepancy.
Different brands may have different times, I’ve seen both 3 and 10 seconds
My doctor said 10. No matter the brand I say do 10 just in case
I'm wondering if holding it in too long is also bad?
Can it go through clothing? Or should pants be removed?
Yes, it can go through clothing www.allergy.org.au/hp/anaphylaxis/how-to-give-epipen "with or without clothing" works
It can go through clothing
Good to know! I am just learning how to use the EpiPen for myself. Question: So can the needle go straight through denim pants?
Yes, it can go through most wearable materials. Just be mindful of seams or pockets.
Sadly had an allergic reaction to something it was minor im alive. Even so i rather not go through it again and its still an allergic reaction despite being minor so to not suffer again im here to learn how to use it so if i have an allergic reaction again i know what to do.
the music was too loud on this video. it made it difficult to hear the life saving instructions
THANK YOU for Sharing!
I’m learning this because my friend is allergic to see food and I want to be ready to use it if beeded
Honestly I'd be so bummed if I was allergic to seeing food. I see food all of the time. It's pretty hard to eat without looking at your food first. My condolences to you friend.
@@TerexJ yup the only thing she can do is drink water
@@TerexJ I was gonna type essentially the same thing lmao
Thank you very helpful
How long does it take to effect
Some people it takes like 3 to 5 minutes to like 10 minutes for me it’s like five minutes and I start to clear up
Thank you
Thank you 🙏🏻
Good Info....
Good job 👊👊👊
they normally say 10 seconds
no. no one says ten seconds. that was at least ten years ago.
@@voyagersheart actually my pharmacist and allergist told me 10 seconds
I thought it was 10 seconds
How do you remove the needle??? Is the needle stuck in your skin or the epi pen itself??? Do you push a button to inject the epinephrine or does just slamming it against your skin inject it??? Not very informative or helpful.
When the orange thing it’s like out that’s where the needle is it’s not stuck in your skin you cannot push a button you hit it on your outer middle thigh to you hear click hold for 3 or 10 seconds and pull it away it should start working in about five minutes depending on the person three minutes or 10
Music was too loud, my father had a hard time hearing her voice. Or she needs to talk louder over your music.
:37 is where it starts. This comment just may save a life.
Ended
WRONG placement.........ITS Medial Lateral.........NOT LATERAL
Oh fuck off, prick. Anywhere it goes is better than not at all. You can't expect the general public to be so precise with anatomy and placement in a state of panic.
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Did she just give herself a dose of epinephrine when she didn’t need it?
No she was using a trainer 🤣
@@alicetaylor-adventures-3581 LOL!
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