Medic Alert Awareness
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Living with a medical condition such as allergies can be very challenging for the person with the condition as well as for the caregiver. Managing the condition and working closely with your healthcare provider will help to prevent a visit to the emergency room. Medical emergencies can be frightening and stressful. But being prepared and knowing what to expect and do in an emergency can help you effectively deal with the situation.
As kids are getting started back in school, organize your child’s medical history records and emergency medical contact information. Provide copies of this information to your child’s school and any daycare providers with instructions to take it with them to the emergency department if your child is sick. Coordinate with the school nurse and your child’s physician to develop action plans for any health issues, such as asthma or food allergies. At home you can post emergency contact information by every telephone as well as on the refrigerator. Keep a well stocked first aid kit and learning CPR is a plus. For certain conditions wearing a medical identification just makes sense, as this will provide vital information to emergency responders and medical professionals. You can also seek out services provided by organizations such as MedicAlert. They ensure that emergency responders and hospital staff get your up-to-date medical information, the moment they need it, to make informed decisions about your treatment and care.
Remember that being prepared and knowing what to expect and do in an emergency can help you effectively deal with the situation. Take care of your health. Building a diet around whole foods, drinking eight glasses of pure water daily, and using AIM supplements will nourish cells to be their best.
Phyllis Lewis
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