Fitness fanatics warned of the risk of failing to drink enough water during exercise after struck with a threat of life derived from the karate class.
Gemma Underwood, a 41 -year -old Gemma Underwood from South Ayrshire, had a hard time in March, leaving an abnormally painful feeling.
But the next day, her upper body suffered too much.
The orange belt athlete said that the muscles were so tight that the arms were tight.
After using the toilet, she realized that something was seriously messy. The urine was so dark that it was similar to the color of Coca -Cola.
At that time, a mental health worker ran to local A & E, where the doctor conducted a test and diagnosed her as a deadly Rahbdeomyolysis.
Due to the damage of the muscles, the fiber decomposes to release the toxic substances and accumulate in the blood flow and kidneys.
This can lead to kidney failure and dangerous heart rhythm that can be fatal.
Gemma Underwood warned others not to drink enough water and not intensive exercise.
Dehydration is a known risk factor because sufficient water protects muscles from significant damage and helps to wash away the broken fibers and toxins.
Treatment of this state includes flushing fluids and salt in intravenous veins in the hospital. Toxins of the system.
In serious cases, if the patient causes kidney damage, a machine may need dialysis that manually filtered toxins in the blood.
Underwood said, “This is something that can happen to anyone.
‘The doctors said they were not supplied enough during intense exercise. I should have been drinking more water before.
‘I was very scared to know that I could die. Get moisture before exercise. It doesn’t matter how intense it is. ‘
She stayed in the hospital for five days and wore an IV fluid and equipped with a catheter.
Now at home, she is resting and drinking a lot of fluids because she can recover a few months according to complications.
She had to stay in the hospital for five days, and the doctor fluid with the IV fluid fluid in the system.
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Despite being in danger, her muscles are still sick and the experience has been weak and tired.
‘I was very drained.’ ‘They said treatment could take several weeks or months depending on complications.
‘I’m currently taking a break and I don’t exercise at all for at least three weeks and drink a lot of moisture.
‘It is really important to know muscle pain, weakness, and dark urine.’
MS Underwood follows the case of a 20 -year -old Russian man who completed the 2,000 squat challenge and caused the kidney failure caused by the ridiculous muscles.
Unidentified fitness fans were convinced that they could complete mammoth work in a single session.
But before he ended, the legs increased sharply, causing extreme pain.
After his symptoms deteriorated, he ran to emergency treatment where the medical staff found a rhability of the rhyme.
According to a report published earlier this year by the medical staff at Vladivostok Clinical Hospital, the test shows that the kidneys only function only 50 %.
Doctors were able to treat acute renal failure without dialysis, but his organs are still underlined.
Doctors said the 20 -year -old child is now facing a maximum rehabilitation.
There is no reliable British figure of the premise of the state, but the ridiculous muscle Yonghae is considered to affect about 26,000 people in the United States every year.
