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If he has hives you might
If he has hives you might want to get him looked at becuase it could be the sign of an allergic reaction :(
That's what I thought D:
He said yesterday his feet were really itchy and I was like... okay...?
But then today he was like, wow I have hives everywhere
and then the threw up twice and then he wanted to nap... he's been asleep for four hours now :(
I'm really getting worried about the kid..
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That's redick!
Do you know if he was bitten
Do you know if he was bitten by anything, or if he touched anything he is allegic too?
No idea... He's not aware that he's allergic to anything.
Good idea about the bitten part. He mighta got bitten by a spider or something. I'll ask him :(
edit:
no bites. So I dunno.
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That's redick!
Heh...
The way you worded your side of the conversation made it seem like her boyfriend is a pet. (No offense.)
Try to keep him awake and
Try to keep him awake and call an on call nurse
"It's a helluva start, knowing what makes you happy."
--Lucille Ball
Any reasoning for that?
I mean he's very tired and it's bedtime now... I'm gonna need like, a diagnosis for such extreme measures :P
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That's redick!
Oh well if he was sleeping
Oh well if he was sleeping all day or something that would be bad. I'd just look up the symptoms online then.
"It's a helluva start, knowing what makes you happy."
--Lucille Ball
Well,
I recommend a doctor. Like right now, take him to a hospital or an equivalent place. Better to get him checked out than to have a wait-and-see attitude.
or just get a house visit
or just get a house visit from a doctor
An update...
He came to school this morning and was still covered in hives. So I got mad and made him go home >:U
he said he had woken up feeling better, no more hives, and then they appeared on the way TO school. Mostly on his legs and neck area. I feel so bad for this kid :( <3
He went home, and missed his second day of school EVER. LIKE FOREVER EVER IN HIS WHOLE LIFE. And he hasn't texted me since he left, so I think he's sleeping? or maybe (hopefully) seeing a doctor...
poor bby :c
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That's redick!
Very likely it's an allergy...
...but, he really should see a doctor... or, at least, a nurse!
I cannot envisage why either he or his parents have not already insisted on this quite responsible action!
Surely... your high school maintains a nurse's station? He should go there without further delay! If more specialized care is required, the nurse would advise accordingly...
He's kinda a "tough guy",
despite being my cute little 5'3 asian boy :P
He's probably told 'em that he's fine, when he clearly needs to get tested to know what he's allergic to. He's a dumbbutt >:P
trust me, I've been telling him to go to the doctor since day 1, but to no avail...
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That's redick!
you should MAKE him got to the nurse1
push him if you have to :P
2nd day ever, i have a 57% attendence record people have only just started to notice which is odd but mostly problems
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