Thai singer dies after 3 massage sessions

A Thai store in the northern county of Udon Thani gave the body massage sessions two of which involved chest massage. A luk thung and mor lee performer passed away on Sunday night.

At around 6am, Chayada Prao-hom of Guitar Record was declared dead from a heart infections and head swelling in a hospital Hospital in Udon Thani. &nbsp, &nbsp, &nbsp,

Chayada’s sweetheart, whose name was withheld, said that after a effectiveness on Oct 5 Chayada told him she had a headache and asked him to take her to a Thai massage factory in Udon Thani. &nbsp, &nbsp,

She began to feel cold on the other half of her figure after receiving a massage and was unable to use her left arm. Eventually, the boyfriend said,” She couldn’t move her entire body.” &nbsp, &nbsp,

Chayada disclosed on her Instagram page on November 6 that she had visited the same treatment purchase three times in the previous month. On the first two trips, the same massage gave her” a chest twist” and treated her in the same area. &nbsp, On the next visit she had been attended to by a new massage. &nbsp,

The Udon Thani local wrote in her post that she only had a head ache prior to visiting the massage store. Two weeks after the first company, she started to include pain in the back of her head and took medications. She experienced sensation in the shoulder a week later. &nbsp,

She started to feel so much pain and stiffness over her figure that she was able to turn over in bed two months after the next company. &nbsp,

” Nonetheless, my mom is a massage and I studied Thai treatment since I was a kid”, Chayada wrote. I have no idea why I enjoy massage but little right now. I thought this ( the full body ache ) was simply an effect from me getting the massage again” .&nbsp, &nbsp, &nbsp, &nbsp,

On her next visit, she made a physiotherapist who had a “heavy hands,” which left her with bruising and swelling for a week over her body. She eventually experienced tingling in her fingers and constant cold and warm sensations despite continuing to take painkillers. &nbsp,

The sensation spread to her abdomen and intensified. She could not use less than 50 % of her body at the time of her post and two weeks later may not raise her right arm. &nbsp,

” I want my tale to serve as a lesson for those who enjoy a lot of massage,” I said. I may return. I want to operate already”, Chayada wrote.

On Nov 18, the singer’s state suddenly worsened. She remained in bed at all times because she couldn’t walk or get help herself. &nbsp,

Her fiance expressed his desire to sue the treatment shop, but he also acknowledged that he was unsure whether there was enough evidence to do so. &nbsp,

In addition, department officials said department officials would examine whether the massage parlor where Chayada visited had been approved and licensed to offer the service. &nbsp,

What we need to look into is whether the treatment service they gave to Chayada was a legitimate practice and complied with the accepted Thai standard massage method,” said Mr. Arkom.

” At present, Thai massage has been applied by some practitioners using various techniques, thereby falling below standards or leading to a service that might cause injury” .&nbsp,

The two paired arteries responsible for the blood supply to the brain, the carotid arteries and the lumbar arteries, are being damaged by violent pulling or poking one’s chest during neck stretching, training, or massage sessions, according to Prof. Dr. Thiravat Hemachudha, advisor to the College of Oriental Medicine, Rangsit University. &nbsp,

In specific, severing the latter would result to injury, a common cause of palsy.

” The danger may increase in parallel with the power of the spinning, flicking or circling one’s mind. Repeating these behaviors for a long time may cause problems for both the neck’s nerves and the blood vessels, according to Prof. Dr. Thiravat. &nbsp, &nbsp,