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Pillar 2 — Describe my situation

Hymenoptera venom allergy

Describe bee, wasp, hornet or bumblebee stings, the most severe reaction, care received, assessments and any venom immunotherapy.

Estimated progress

Pre-appointment form

One pathway in seven sections

Your questionnaire

Step 1 of 7 · 14 %

1Identity, medical history and treatmentsContext relevant to interpretation and care.
Sex recorded at birth — optional information to share with the healthcare professional
Cardiovascular disease?
Asthma?
Diagnosed mastocytosis or another mast cell disorder?
Baseline tryptase previously reported as elevated?
Beta-blocker, including some eye drops?
Angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor (ACE inhibitor)?
Angiotensin II receptor blocker (ARB)?

Do not stop any treatment without advice from the prescriber or allergist. This section only prepares the discussion.

2Exposure and sting episodeActivities, suspected insect, number of stings and time to symptom onset.
Beekeeping?
Beekeeper among close contacts?
Hives near home or work?
Activities or occupations with frequent Hymenoptera exposure
Approximate lifetime number of stings
Suspected insect
What is this identification based on?

A description or photo may help but does not confirm the species. Do not try to capture the insect or expose yourself to another sting.

Number of stings during this episode
Time to first symptoms
3Reaction and careSymptoms during the most severe episode, care received and any current warning signs.
Reaction at the sting site
Distant skin and mucosal symptoms
Breathing and throat
Circulation, neurological and digestive symptoms
Treatments and healthcare received
Do you currently have symptoms after a recent sting?

If you have difficulty breathing, throat tightness, altered voice, severe faintness or loss of consciousness after a sting, use your prescribed auto-injector according to your emergency plan and call 15 or 112.

4Emergency kit and preventionAuto-injector, expiry, training and written plan.
Do you have an emergency kit?
Does it contain at least one adrenaline auto-injector?
Expiry date checked recently?
Practical demonstration received?
Written emergency plan available?
5Tryptases et bilan allergologiquePrevious results, without automated interpretation.
Tryptase measured during the acute episode?
Baseline tryptase measured away from an episode?
Specific IgE or another blood test already performed?
Have venom skin tests already been performed?

Scores already provided by a healthcare professional — optional

Only copy results shown in a medical report. SOS Allergo does not calculate them.

6Venom immunotherapy and subsequent stingsPossible preventive treatment, tolerance and follow-up.
Current situation

Do not change the immunotherapy interval or dose without contacting the supervising team.

7Documents and notesUseful documents to bring; files remain on the device.
Documents already available

Your venom allergy form

0 symptom(s), 0 local file(s)

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