Narrative:

I really wasn't directly involved, however, I'll tell what I know to have occurred. Shortly after starting beverage service, a passenger confronted other flight attendant near aft galley stating his face was becoming 'numb and paralyzed' and he thought he was 'having an allergic reaction to the milk.' the flight attendant paged for a doctor. 4 call lights rang, 1 of which was directly in front of ill passenger. The doctor thought it was 'balles palsy(?)' and he could seek medical attention once in miami.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: FLT ATTENDANT RPT (MD80 ORD-MIA) ON ILL PAX, DOCTOR ON BOARD. PROCEEDED WITHOUT INCIDENT.

Narrative: I REALLY WASN'T DIRECTLY INVOLVED, HOWEVER, I'LL TELL WHAT I KNOW TO HAVE OCCURRED. SHORTLY AFTER STARTING BEVERAGE SVC, A PAX CONFRONTED OTHER FLT ATTENDANT NEAR AFT GALLEY STATING HIS FACE WAS BECOMING 'NUMB AND PARALYZED' AND HE THOUGHT HE WAS 'HAVING AN ALLERGIC REACTION TO THE MILK.' THE FLT ATTENDANT PAGED FOR A DOCTOR. 4 CALL LIGHTS RANG, 1 OF WHICH WAS DIRECTLY IN FRONT OF ILL PAX. THE DOCTOR THOUGHT IT WAS 'BALLES PALSY(?)' AND HE COULD SEEK MEDICAL ATTN ONCE IN MIAMI.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of July 2007 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.