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35 yr old f stung before by bees, suddenly gets bad reaction to bee sting. dizzy, shortness of breath, swelling & fever. do i now need epipen (epinephrine)?
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Yes: Yiu are having signs of an allergic reaction. This may be even more severe on reexposure. Please consult with your physician.
Answered 3/26/2013
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