Allergic Reaction

✍️Dr. Matthew Harb is a Board Certified Orthopedic Surgeon practicing in Washington D.C. Today we talk about allergic reactions.

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[Idiocracy_]

She does a lot of great info for learning to live with extreme allergies

[Dilldough.]

Anaphylaxis is super spooky, allergies should always be taken seriously.

[fztheamazighiya]

She lives with this condition this is not a one-time thing, I pray for her recovery!

[hannahw]

You know hospitals are too expensive when your face looks like THAT and youre still questioning whether its worth it to visit the hospital

[pastelrave]

Fun fact: she is allergic to almost everything. I bet that when asked what allergies she has, she just says "yes"

Edit: I'm not her doctor, so don't ask me what's wrong with her. Go to her page and I'm sure she has a few videos on it.

[wealthbuilderii]

I'm familiar with this person from other videos .... She's chronically allergic to almost everything, so she deals with this type of thing on a daily basis. God Bless her.

[carrielee]

I know some people go to the ER for things that aren't emergencies, but I think we shame people so much for it that some are hesitant to go when they have an actually emergency.

[shana]

“I never know when to actually go to the hospital…” GIRL…NOW

[charlettesequeira]

I understand how worse she must be feeling...poor thing she is not showing her misery...she is so positive minded...God bless her

[Totallyactuallyjustemma]

The fact she couldn’t leave her building because of face recognition is horrifying

[saliesquad]

She is like allergic to everything...BUT she really does try her best to just enjoy life and her sister (and family) are of utmost supportiveness

Edit: MOM I'm famous 😎
5.1k likes in a month, but only 125 subs in a year 😭

[terpybrew]

Bless her heart. I love that she’s not freaking out, being fearful and crying about it. Woman are some tough cookies. Not all. But most I know anyways. Love ya ladies. Couldn’t be here without ya. 🙂❤️

[rockercaterrorencountered]

the woman in this video reported that this happened from touching something and then rubbing her eyes, so even if you don't eat anything weird, if something like this happens assume your life is in danger and get to a hospital asap

[tiffanyt]

Please give credit to the creator you're reacting too. She makes content on her own allergies for good knowledge and information

[Indigenous.Kopper.Goddess]

Love how she is embracing the reaction. Stay safe

[WingedAngels]

When I had my first anaphylactic reaction, my armpits and groin just started itching like crazy at first-until I looked up and saw my red, swollen face. I was smart to continue driving to the emergency room, and passed out shortly after arriving, being told later it was a code blue. When I woke up, there were about a dozen doctors working on me, and I was soon informed I’d be hospitalized for at least a week.

[sachaehn]

That happened to me. It was not fun. I was given epinephrine and Benadryl.

[helixavid]

one time i got an allergic reaction that swelled all the way to my throat. i culdnt breathe and was gasping for air. my eyes were so swollen i culdnt see and just sat wherever i was. idk how i survived that alone at home without any medication or help, i believe God saved me.

[jordant.]

Wait did she need facial recognition to leave her building???? That seems so dangerous on so many levels

Edit: Wow my most interacted comment i think, also why are we arguing about healthcare in the replies? Arbitrary thanks for all the likes

[ashtaylor]

For anyone wondering, this is Shiv Sewlal, and she’s a South African creator with over 40 allergies. She’s definitely worth checking out!