Paramedic Saves Woman Suffering Severe Allergic Reaction to Sesame
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
A 38-year-old woman in Bnei Brak was saved by Hatzalah United paramedics after a severe allergic reaction to sesame. Paramedic Chaim Fuchs administered an epinephrine injection, stabilizing her before she was taken to the hospital. The incident highlights the dangers of severe food allergies.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- A 38-year-old woman in Bnei Brak suffered a life-threatening allergic reaction to sesame.
- Hatzalah United paramedic Chaim Fuchs administered an epinephrine injection to the woman.
- The woman's condition stabilized after the injection.
- She was transported to a hospital for further treatment.
A 38-year-old woman in Bnei Brak was saved by Hatzalah United paramedics after developing a severe allergic reaction to sesame. Chaim Fuchs, the on-call paramedic, administered an epinephrine injection to the woman after her exposure to sesame, which caused a life-threatening condition.
"She developed a severe and difficult allergic reaction that endangered her life," Fuchs stated. Following stabilization, the woman was transported to a hospital for further medical treatment.
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