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Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Anaphylaxis & hives

This was last night when she sleeping and looking somewhat better.  Notice her hand scratching.: (   

Taken today.  All the severe pictures are on my cell phone and I have no idea how to put them on here.  


Hives and Anaphylaxis, oh joy.  Molly Mei had an episode yesterday. Still suffering today but a little better.  She woke up with hives on her body.  I cancelled her speech appointment hoping it wasn't something contagious and administered benydryl.  By one pm it had spread to her nose and she had them on her tongue.  She kept looking at me and sniffing like she was trying to figure what was going on. Drove her straight to the doctor where they gave her an epi shot.  That seemed to help.  They also wanted her to start prednisone, which I absolutely did not want to do.  But by evening it wasn't my choice anymore as she was swelling tight and I didn't want her to have breathing issues again. I wish we could figure out what caused it, but so far no luck.   

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