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The National Reye's Syndrome Foundation
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Reporting a Case of Reye's Syndrome

 

Please fill in the following form to report a past or recent case of Reye's Syndrome, or (Click Here) to download this form to mail or FAX.

 

Items in bold are required.

 

 

 

Date of Reye's Syndrome Occurrence 

Age at Occurrence

 

 

 

   
  Legal Name at Time of Occurrence, of Person Having Reye's     
     
  Male Female        
         

 

Geographic Location at Time of Reye's Syndrome Occurrence:

 

 

  Address / Street    
       
  City  
State Zip Code
   
   
   
  County   Country    
       
           
   
Precedent Illness and/or Symptom:
Was Medication Given?  

Yes

No

 
Was Aspirin Given?  

Yes

No

 

                    Other? 

Yes

No

 
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  Doctor and Hospital Where Treated (Include City & State/Province)
 
  Course of Reye's Syndrome Illness and Treatment
 
  Additional Comments

 

 

   
Outcome Survived Age
   
Deceased Date
   
  Survived With Residual Handicapping Condition (Please Specify)
 

 

  Current Information of Survivor or Person Reporting Case:
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  Address / Street  
 
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  County Country
 
  Phone
 
  E-mail
 
  This Report Has Been Completed By:
 
  Relationship To Person Having Reye's
 

 

   
Thank you for taking the time to complete this report. 

      

 


The Foundation's Top Objectives are:

... AWARENESS - to aid in early detection and educate the public and medical communities about the risk involved with using aspirin and other salicylates.

... SERVICE - to provide emotional support and guidance to families experiencing the trauma of Reye's Syndrome.

... RESEARCH - to support investigation into the disease's cause, management, treatment and prevention, as well as study its impact on survivors.


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Tylenol and Ibuprophen do not contain Salicylates and can be used as a fever reducer.
When taking any medication we recommend you check with your doctor first.

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