A Canadian member needed field rescue from Gilman’s Point, Tanzania, after developing facial swelling, elevated heart rate, shortness of breath, and loss of balance. She alerted Global Rescue using her Zoleo SOS button. Global Rescue medical operations personnel assessed her condition and initiated a field rescue from Barafu Camp to a medical center. Following an airborne transport, she was diagnosed with extreme fatigue and photo contact dermatitis with respiratory issues triggered by an allergic reaction to a diuretic used to ease AMS. The treating medical physician discharged her with a prescription for medications to assist her recovery. She returned home with a plan to follow up with her primary care physician.