A young Brazilian graduate of law died after a serious allergic reaction during a computed tomography. The 22 -year -old Leticia Paul suffered anaphylactic shock on Wednesday while being subjected to a silhouette computed tomography at Alto Vale Regional Hospital in Rio Do Sul, according to G1. The deadly reaction was caused by the contrastation given to her before tomography. Her aunt told her that her niece was immediately taken to the hospital, but died less than 24 hours later. Anaphylactic shock is a sudden and life -threatening allergic reaction that can cause air duct contraction, throat swelling, abrupt drop in blood pressure and other severe symptoms, according to Cleveland Clinic. Emergency medical care is required. Aunt said that her niece had problems with kidney stones when she went for computed tomography. Paul was undergoing a precautionary screening for her medical problem before she died tragically. The 22 -year -old had recently graduated from […]
Source: News Beast
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