SC - allergy-kit MORE questions

[Decker, Terry D.]

> In a message dated 10/13/98 6:15:38 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
> meadhbh at io.com
> writes:
> 
> > The kit consists of an 'epi-pen' it allows someone to self inject
> themselves
> >  with epinephrine in case of exposure to an allergen. This helps prevent
> 
> > serious or lethal reactions to something a person is allergic.
> 
> Where does one find such a thing? My Lady is allergic to bee sting, so far
> the
> swelling has confined itself to the first joint. She doesn't like Doctors
> and
> I've been trying to get her to get something to deal with it before it
> spreads
> further. Is it possible to order such a thing without her knowledge and
> keep
> it on hand?
> 
> Corwyn
> 
It is normally a prescription item (the injector can be considered drug
paraphernalia) to be used in life threatening situations.  For swelling and
a slowly spreading allergic reaction, I'd suggest Benadryl and ice packs.
If it continues, throw caution to the winds, go see the doctor.

Bear
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