Cambodia News, (Phnom Penh): At 2 pm on September 22, 2023 in Ang village, Sangkat Choam Chao III, Khan Por Sen Chey. a man suffering from severe arthritis called a private doctor for examination, and then died soon after he was treated with serum.

The victim was named Va Channa, male, 37 years old,from Traing District, Takeo Province. The doctor who was detained by the police was Chea Sovannda, a 35-year-old man living in Ang village, Sangkat Choam Chao III, Khan Por Sen Chey.

According to the victim's wife, before the incident, her husband had arthritis, so he called a private doctor for a check-up and was treated with an undisclosed serum. Subsequently the patient became even more unwell and was immediately taken by his wife's family to the hospital for treatment. However, upon arrival at the hospital, doctors confirmed that the victim was already dead.

Immediately after receiving this information, the police detained the doctor from the clinic for questioning. Later, the family brought the body to be kept at Wat Champouvorn.

Man that is fucked.

This guy who died probably just needed some more potent NSAID meds and Physical training. Maybe a cortisone injection.

To die for something that was so basic....

Albror wrote: ↑Sun Sep 24, 2023 4:56 am Man that is fucked.

This guy who died probably just needed some more potent NSAID meds and Physical training. Maybe a cortisone injection.

To die for something that was so basic....

We have no idea about his cause of death

Neither do the authorities, in all likelihood and they will never find out

Maybe wrong meds or too many meds or maybe he has a cardiac arrest, an allergic reaction, an aneurysm, or maybe his arthritis flare-up was brought on by undiagnosed dengue infection

Jerry Atrick wrote: ↑Sun Sep 24, 2023 8:36 am

Albror wrote: ↑Sun Sep 24, 2023 4:56 am Man that is fucked.

This guy who died probably just needed some more potent NSAID meds and Physical training. Maybe a cortisone injection.

To die for something that was so basic....

We have no idea about his cause of death

Neither do the authorities, in all likelihood and they will never find out

Maybe wrong meds or too many meds or maybe he has a cardiac arrest, an allergic reaction, an aneurysm, or maybe his arthritis flare-up was brought on by undiagnosed dengue infection

lol that is the very definition of the benefit of the doubt.... also a bit callous?

I've seen this happen so many times here, not just with human doctors but with vets, and so many horror stories going back into my wife's family, so many experiences they've had with wrong medicine, and even some way more twisted treatments... this is just not a surprise, and there is NO excuse for it. "Undisclosed serum" really not really ringing alarm bells? maybe some people "been here too long" i dunno

Jerry Atrick wrote: ↑Sun Sep 24, 2023 8:36 am

Albror wrote: ↑Sun Sep 24, 2023 4:56 am Man that is fucked.

This guy who died probably just needed some more potent NSAID meds and Physical training. Maybe a cortisone injection.

To die for something that was so basic....

We have no idea about his cause of death

Neither do the authorities, in all likelihood and they will never find out

Maybe wrong meds or too many meds or maybe he has a cardiac arrest, an allergic reaction, an aneurysm, or maybe his arthritis flare-up was brought on by undiagnosed dengue infection

Well i suffered from this from a early age and the doctors even in the west didnt listen to me just saying that "you shouldnt have these problems beacause youre to young". I mean, why the fuck am i at the clinic if it wasnt because i had some problem that i shoudlnt?

Here its obviously more complicated but its sad how its overseen as noone take you serious unless you are the "right age" to have these problems.

siliconlife wrote: ↑Sun Sep 24, 2023 8:53 pm I've seen this happen so many times here, not just with human doctors but with vets, and so many horror stories going back into my wife's family, so many experiences they've had with wrong medicine, and even some way more twisted treatments... this is just not a surprise, and there is NO excuse for it. "Undisclosed serum" really not really ringing alarm bells? maybe some people "been here too long" i dunno

sometimes, sick people deteriorate and die rapidly - even with access to the finest healthcare money can buy

And, of course, sometimes people can die from contraindications between different medications that they may or may not declare to the practice

And we have often seen deaths due to medical malpractice here and elsewhere

All that I said is that it's likely we will never know