Why should a person receiving a chemotherapy use the MedicAlert medical identification tag?
Chemotherapy is a cancer treatment that is toxic to the cells in your body. It can cause memory problems, water loss, confusion, bleeding problems and other side effects. In an emergency, there are a number of drug interactions that may occur in patients undergoing chemotherapy. When side effects bring you to the emergency department, it is important to know the status of doctors and what drugs are part of your chemotherapy. Allow your MedicAlert medical identity to speak for you when you need it most. Join Now.
How can MedicAlert help people who are on chemotherapy?
The MedicAlert ID bracelet is exactly what it looks like: A medical alert for any health care worker or doctor trying to save you in an emergency. Being aware of your situation can save you from counting every second.
Doctors usually recommend that people who have undergone chemotherapy should wear an official MedicAlert ID wristband. As a charity, we’ve been a reliable emergency information specialist for over 50 years in Canada. Only Medic Alert ensures that Medical Alert is specifically scraped in the standard medical language reviewed by medically trained specialists and includes a 24/7 support line to address the urgent questions of health professionals and emergency responders.
In fact, your universal medical identity works even when you’re traveling – within an average of five seconds, our dedicated helpline experts get the phone to receive more than 140 media from the paramedics. Read how Medicalert ID works.
What kind of MedicAlert has a medical identity?
Your Medical Alert ID can be a bracelet, necklace, watch, bracelet and more. Our materials include gold, silver, stainless steel and more. Check out our Medic Alert ID jewelery style for men, women and children.
