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Thai Singer Died from Blood and Fungal Infections, Not from Neck Massage
Picture courtesy: Malay Mail 20-year-old singer Chayada Prao-hom, affectionately known as Ping Chayada, has passed away from septicemia, after a series of massage treatments. Her death has raised questions regarding the safety of such services, especially after routine sessions. Chayada, a promising young look thung/mor lam singer, initially sought relief from neck and shoulder pain at a local massage parlour in Udon Thani on October 5th. Over the course of the following weeks, her condition deteriorated, leading to her untimely death on December 8th. Dr Somchaichote Piyawatwela, Udon Thani's provincial health chief, disclosed that Chayada received neck massages over three separate occasions. Initially, the treatments seemed harmless; however, she soon began to experience worrying symptoms including tingling sensations, numbness, and extreme stiffness that progressively worsened. Concerned about her escalating symptoms, Chayada sought medical assistance at Piboonrak Hospital and was later transferred to other medical facilities. It was during this period that she was diagnosed with transverse myelitis, a rare neurological condition caused by spinal cord inflammation, though her neck bones were intact. Despite medical intervention, Chayada's condition showed little improvement. After being discharged, her symptoms re-emerged with alarming severity on November 18th. She was admitted to intensive care but tragically succumbed to blood poisoning a few weeks later. The precise cause of the septicemia remains unclear, though Dr Somchaichote indicated that being bedridden could have exacerbated her condition. Authorities are investigating to determine whether the massages directly contributed to her death. The massage parlour, along with its staff, is reportedly operating with all necessary licences. Chayada's family, understandably devastated, is considering further actions, including an autopsy, to establish a possible connection between the treatments and her death. This incident has prompted a broader discussion about the oversight of massage services, particularly in light of a recent unrelated incident where a tourist from Singapore lost his life following a massage at Patong Beach in Phuket. As the investigation continues, the public health officials assure full cooperation, urging patrons to exercise caution when undergoing similar treatments, reported Bangkok Post. -- 2024-12-10 -
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Brian Thompson’s killing sparks outrage over state of US healthcare
No, there are other means. Like cut down the role of government. How much money is spent on all the paperwork.? -
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Badenoch Criticizes Starmer's McDonald’s Joke, Citing Double Standards
Of she apologized, after bring reamed out by the speaker. She apologized when it dawned on her what a hole she’d dug herself into. I’ll remind you the next time she does something similar. It’s her MO. -
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EV Owners Frustrated as Samui Ferries Restrict EV Transport Over New Year Period
Maybe they should have a ferry just for EV's You can pay extra due to the extra weight and the bonus is you can contain the fire risk -
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I was absolutely mortified at what I witnessed yesterday.
Well since y'all are complaining about Thai helmet laws LOL
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