Man has allergic reaction to bee sting at east south street

Heard on: Clinton IN Fire Dispatch Group Calls

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Ambulance 15, we got to (number withheld) East South Street.

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(number withheld) East South Street, 50 year old male, allergic reaction to bee sting.

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Use the side door.

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Ambulance 15 on patrol, waiting a driver.

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Third tone, 1333.

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Control, ambulance 15.

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Ambulance 15.

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Ambulance 15 will stand down.

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1531 will go by POV.

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How clear?

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Medic three control.

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Go ahead for three.

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I have the male back on the line.

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He's having trouble swallowing.

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Advising he's taken a 2nd Benadryl and is asking if there's anything he should do in the meantime.

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Please inform the patient to position himself in a comfortable spot where he can breathe well.

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I'm clear.

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Control, medic three, advise him not to take any more Benadryl.

8/9/2026 10:33 AM

Medical Emergency

E South St, Rossville, IN 46065

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews were dispatched to a location near East South Street in Rossville for a possible allergic reaction involving a 50-year-old man stung by a bee. The caller later reported that the patient was having trouble swallowing after taking a second dose of allergy medicine, and medical staff advised him on positioning for breathing and not taking more medication while responders traveled to the scene.