Adventurer Cassandre, best known for her two appearances in the TF1 game Ko Lantaonce in Thailand in 2016, then in 2018 war of heroesHe took over his social networks to witness a serious accident that happened to him after a surgery.
“A year ago, something very rare and unfortunate happened to me. I almost lost my sight and my lifeThe story really begins three years ago, when the teenager decided to have a nose surgery that definitely didn’t go as planned.I avoided meeting people, taking pictures, looking at my reflection, talking about the fact that I had surgery, although it was obvious.“He said before revealing he had heard that hyaluronic injections could help regenerate the bridge of the nose.”I jumped on it right away. It gave me hope and seemed like a safe option to solve my problem.It gave confidence to more than 20,000 subscribers.
“I was happy again, I was confident again, I liked my appearance again, but I always avoided talking about it.he pointed.
Two years later, the young woman decided to return, as the liquid had dissolved, but at the moment of the injection, Cassandre felt pain and frightened when she looked at herself in the mirror. Two spots continued to grow in his eyes, the nurse later said he needed to remove everything he started except the spots weren’t going away. former candidate Ko Lanta He then decided to go to Sydney Eye Hospital.
“At this point I’m starting to lose my sight. My vision is blurry, the spots are getting biggerHe said he had to be accompanied by a person to go to the doctors, before explaining that he could see almost nothing anymore.Hyaluronic acid entered my brain through a blood vessel, damaging my optic nerve. The reason I could still see it was because the cosmetic nurse injected me with the antidote minutes after it happened. I was at risk of having a stroke because the product was going through my brain.“Luckily for the young woman, the worst didn’t happen, but she still needed to stay under medical supervision for a few months.”I kept coming back to the hospital every few weeks for tests, and the doctors couldn’t believe it.“He explained. While these types of cases are rare to occur, the vast majority of patients do not seem to fully regain their vision.”Doctors decides to assemble a full panel of surgeons, doctors, professors, etc. from across Australia. Discussing creating a protocol that can help people in my situation achieve the same result as me. To this day, we firmly believe that acting quickly is what has saved me.‘, Cassandra wrote.
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Source: Programme Television
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