Sara felt like her body was on fire seconds after she was given a drug with known side effects. It was misdiagnosed as pre-wedding jitters.
'This is medical misogyny': Sara's was having a terrifying reaction to a medication
Sara felt like her body was on fire seconds after she was given a drug with known side effects. It was misdiagnosed as pre-wedding jitters.
Key Takeaways
- 'This is medical misogyny': Sara's was having a terrifying reaction to a medication.
- Sara felt like her body was on fire seconds after she was given a drug with known side effects.
- It was misdiagnosed as pre-wedding jitters.
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Published originally on The Age Australia



