I once told a doctor I was allergic to death, and now every time I go to a new doctor I get asked about it
probably-the-problem on
I can’t prove I’m not allergic to seizures.
99-cabbages on
I, too am allergic to having seizures.
Greenfire32 on
Allergies include: allergens
Farout786 on
Goes into anaphylaxis when around someone having a seizure?
mystvape on
i do react very poorly to seizures so i might just be allergic too
pillar_of_dust on
Arkleseizures
tech_63 on
Eu com minha alergia em formigas e baratas
KimchiLlama on
That’s one way to get out of sitting beside an epileptic on a flight.
AGuyWhoBrokeBad on
I’m allergic to nightshade, poison ivy and death cap mushrooms.
Rever01 on
Stay away from me you might sneeze when I start seizing.
Royalchariot on
It just means that the allergy causes seizures
GldnUnicorn on
In case anyone is genuinely wondering how this may have happened: It’s not uncommon to chart the medication someone is allergic to, followed by a description of the negative effect they experienced. It helps give an idea of severity and, honestly, some people say they’re allergic when it’s actually just a common side-effect (a common one is people who are “allergic” to morphine because it makes them constipated). I’d guess that whatever they’re allergic to causes seizures and the charting system separated the side effect into its own item, or it was transposed incorrectly by someone.
If I saw this on my patient’s chart I’d be immediately clarifying with them and correcting it in case this is what happened.
Sufficient-Artist938 on
okay but the real question is does this person have any history of seizures?
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I once told a doctor I was allergic to death, and now every time I go to a new doctor I get asked about it
I can’t prove I’m not allergic to seizures.
I, too am allergic to having seizures.
Allergies include: allergens
Goes into anaphylaxis when around someone having a seizure?
i do react very poorly to seizures so i might just be allergic too
Arkleseizures
Eu com minha alergia em formigas e baratas
That’s one way to get out of sitting beside an epileptic on a flight.
I’m allergic to nightshade, poison ivy and death cap mushrooms.
Stay away from me you might sneeze when I start seizing.
It just means that the allergy causes seizures
In case anyone is genuinely wondering how this may have happened: It’s not uncommon to chart the medication someone is allergic to, followed by a description of the negative effect they experienced. It helps give an idea of severity and, honestly, some people say they’re allergic when it’s actually just a common side-effect (a common one is people who are “allergic” to morphine because it makes them constipated). I’d guess that whatever they’re allergic to causes seizures and the charting system separated the side effect into its own item, or it was transposed incorrectly by someone.
If I saw this on my patient’s chart I’d be immediately clarifying with them and correcting it in case this is what happened.
okay but the real question is does this person have any history of seizures?