Phuket police officer shoots himself in the head after years of migraines and work stress

[webfact]

Phuket police officer shoots himself in the head after years of migraines and work stress

By Eakkapop Thongtub

 

Corp Raschasak was taken to Vachira Phuket Hospital where he remained in a coma until 7:15am this morning (Mar 28) when he passed away. Photo: Eakkapop Thongtub

 

PHUKET: A police officer has died after shooting himself in the head to relieve himself of migraine pains and stress.

 

Police were notified of the shooting at about 1:10am early this morning (Mar 28).

 

Col Sompong Thip-arpakul of Phuket Provincial Police arrived at the man’s house in Rassada with Kusoldharm Foundation rescue volunteers to find Corp Raschasak Daecha lying on the floor with a gunshot wound to his head above his left ear. He was barely conscious and in critical condition.

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[Lupatria]

2 hours ago, webfact said:

to relieve himself of migraine pains

Why did i read Immigraines?

[simon43]

A police officer has died after shooting himself in the head to relieve himself of migraine pains ..

 

Hell of a way to relieve your migraine pains...

 

RIP

[Vacuum]

2 hours ago, simon43 said:

 

 

 

Hell of a way to relieve your migraine pains...

 

RIP

 

Self-medication in the worst way.

[phantomfiddler]

The big question is.....Was he left handed ?

[Andre0720]

He could simply have avoided MSG. Be it those small envelopes or cubes of spices, the MAGI sauces etc.

When one is allergic to this, migraines will just not go away.

 

The most unrecognised cause of headaches, particularly in the eastern hemisphere...

[hotchilli]

Hell of a way to a migraine... obviously all the other remedies failed?

[metisdead]

Offensive troll posts have been removed. 

 

Inflammatory posts have been removed. 

[from the home of CC]

maybe he read too many TV threads on retirement visas...   RIP

[wxyz1]

After taking otc drugs for more than 20 yrs and visiting several hospitals in Los because of acute migraine, a pharmacist at a department store pointed me on the path to salvation.

[Classic Ray]

1 hour ago, wxyz1 said:

After taking otc drugs for more than 20 yrs and visiting several hospitals in Los because of acute migraine, a pharmacist at a department store pointed me on the path to salvation.

Which was?

[freedomnow]

5 minutes ago, Classic Ray said:

Which was?

I know, LOL....finish the sentence wxyz1 DUDE.

[justin case]

healthcare does not work, should be called SICK CARE

 

I had migraines before, learned to take care of them with chemical pills

 

many times , specially in this crazy hot weather, it is a case of chronic dehydration

 

1 teaspoon of salt + 1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar, add water, shaky shaky

 

and bye bye headache in about 30 min

 

find the cause

[LeungKen]

Off topic posts removed.

[wotsdermatter]

I am a Clinical Psychologist, not an M.D.  My receptionist in Bangkok went to a doctor without my knowledge.  He diagnosed she was suffering from migraine headaches, something I deal with a lot in my practice.  When she told me this I mentioned that she did not have migraine headaches but was suffering from heat exhaustion.  When I looked into the situation and found that although the office was not big, it only had one medium sized fan and the office was rather muggy.  When she mentioned the headaches came on mainly at night preventing her from sleeping properly I bought for and had an air conditioner installed in her room and told her to use it judiciously, i.e., turn it on for an hour or so before going to bed just to lower the temperature and reduce the high humidity.  It took only two nights for her to have no more "migraines" as diagnosed.  When she next saw the doctor, he became really upset as he saw his fees going out of the window, because she informed him she was not paying him for incorrectly determining the nature of her problem.  He became upset so she called me into his office as I was in the waiting room and he was informed in no uncertain terms that he should go back to be re-educated in his field of family medicine.  He never continued to question about the fees.  Now, she visits a better-informed doctor.

'nuf sed.

Edited March 30, 2019 by wotsdermatter
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