Chapter 11
"It's possible to develop allergies at any age," Dr. Singh said, already moving toward the door. "And it's also possible that he had minor exposures before that didn't trigger a full reaction, but today's exposure was the tipping point. I'm going to order a comprehensive allergy panel right now. If it is a peanut allergy, we need to know so we can prescribe an EpiPen and make sure all caregivers know how to use it."
He disappeared into the hallway, already pulling out his phone.
Dr. Martinez moved to adjust Rhysand's oxygen levels, her expression thoughtful. "A peanut allergy would explain the respiratory distress and the timing of symptoms. Typically, reactions occur within minutes to hours of exposure. The coughing, breathing difficulties, and what the paramedics described
