Woman treated for allergic reaction with EpiPen

Heard on: Piscataquis County Sheriff and Fire

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1703 to Mayo base.

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This is Mayo, go ahead.

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Yeah, 1703, we're about 7 min out with a conscious, alert, oriented 28, 28 year old female.

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Chief complaint of having.

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anaphylaxis-type episode.

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A patient. Has been given epi pen at home, which has improved patient's breathing.

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Throat was tingly, started to tighten up a little bit.

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She is close to being her normal baseline.

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Last set of vitals: 107 over seventy-two, heart rate seventy-nine, respirations 20 , setting 100 % on room air.

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Blood sugar was 100 and twenty-eight.

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Twelve lead was.

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Unremarkable with the normal sign up.

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Other than that, we'll be there in about 7 min .

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Any questions?

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No questions from assignment on arrival.

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Mayo out.

2026-09-15 16:33 UTC

Medical Emergency

W Main St, Dover-Foxcroft, ME 04426

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As discussed during the dispatch call, eMS unit 1703 reported transporting a 28-year-old woman to Mayo Hospital after a possible anaphylaxis-type allergic reaction. She had received an EpiPen at home, her breathing had improved, and she was conscious and alert during transport.