just had emergency surgery to remove like 6, said he was lucky when he came, also no jab so cant blame that

sheit is crazy stay safe, feelsbad I told him it was probably nothing and maybe slept in awkward position. Symptoms sounded almost exactly the same as when I had a bruised rib

Crazy chit OP, glad your roommate is doing better.

What kinda condition is he in health wise? Is he diabetic, overweight, etc.? Drink a lot, smoke? Curious what can cause this chit srs.

none of those but did smoke some weed oil somewhat regularly and I would bet that is a likely culprit, he got some laced with vitamin E. I advised him not to smoke weed oil because of that possibility of issues. I think if you're less healthy your unlikely to survive and die instantly it but he had 3 days before going to ER

Completely normal side effect nothing to see here

From what I know, a PE is incredibly painful.

I smoke herb oil all the time.

Nicotine vapes got me with bronchitis early December

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No, the hallmark presentation is usually just sudden onset rapid breathing and a fast heat rate. They aren’t extremely uncommon. If you see them in young people it’s usually the young female, on birth control and smokes. Likely and underlying issue that can increase clotting (genetic or cancer) plus maybe something like a long flight to cause blooding pool in leg veins to clot. The small ones they often do nothing but if your buddy had embolectomies that’s pretty legit.

Huge or multiple PEs can cause right ventricular failure (obstructive shock) and death, it’s usually not oxygenation issues that causes them to die (if you think about it, many people live with one lung so infarcting pieces of a lung shouldn’t be too huge of a deal).

Probably secretly took the jab

We found PEs in so many Covid patients. Hypercoagulability is a well known side effect of Covid (maybe the vaccine causes it through the same mechanism although at a much lower rate).

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Sudden sharp, searing pain is absolutely a common symptom of a PE once it moves to the lungs/heart. OP posted that his roommate had pain similar to a broken rib.

Maybe? The first 36 hours they were approved we had multiple teens come in with Thrombi

Young people almost never suffer from infarction/PE; it's so rare you can go 20 years without seeing it unless something directly causes them



In the last 8 years I can think of one case where a 23 year old college athlete came in with a DVT that was caused by an injury

You could wake up dead at any moment. That's the way she goes. Sometimes she goes, sometimes she doesn't go, for your buddy she didn't go, and that's the way she goes.
Stay safe

true shiets scarry as hell and here I've been cruising on 300mg for years and my hermacrit/rbc is normal as it can get

Responsible for most post operation deaths in hospital. Mostly from being bedridden for so long.

my roommate died 2 yrs ago after going into a diabetic coma. came home and there was caution tape on his door. He was older but not old enough'


stay safe