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Learn How to Use an Epi-Pen

Parents who have kids with life-threatening food allergies are thrilled with the passage of House Bill 337, which allows schools to stock up on emergency epinephrine, more commonly known as epi-pens. The bill also allows schools to administer the medication in an emergency without a prescription for the individual child needing the medication.

It is important that everyone know how to administer epinephrine via an epi-pen. This video shows how easy it can be to save a life, and what to do in an allergy emergency.

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A runny nose that lingers or returns may signal allergies, sinus issues, or structural problems. At Atlanta ENT, Dr. Ramie A. Tritt offers expert care with advanced treatments like Neuromark and ClariFix® cryotherapy for lasting relief.