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According to multiple reports, on June 12, a famous billionaire from India, Sunjay Kapur, suddenly died suddenly in Windsor, England at the age of 53.
Kapur is chairman of Indian auto components maker Sona Comstar.
His close friend, business consultant Suhel Seth, posted Kapur’s death on X the same day.
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Seth wrote: “It’s so saddened by @sunjaykapur’s death: He passed away in England earlier today: the greatest condolences to his family and his colleague @sonacomstar…OM Shanti.”
In the next few days, it was revealed that Kapoor died while playing polo. Multiple media reports that he collapsed Swallow the bees Mid-game, which may cause a fatal heart attack.
According to multiple reports, on June 12, a famous billionaire from India, Sunjay Kapur, suddenly died suddenly in Windsor, England at the age of 53. (Raajessh Kashyap/Hindustan Times via Getty Images)
Billionaire has no official source to confirm that the bees cause a heart attack. Fox News Digital and Sona Comstar reached out to comment.
“It is impossible to issue any particularity in this particular situation without a comprehensive review of forensics,” said Dr. Nishant Kalra, an Ohio cardiologist and regional chief medical officer, to Fox News Digital.
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In rare cases, swallowing bees can precipitate Heart attackhe confirmed – “but only through specific mechanisms.”
The main risk is not the behavior of swallowing one’s own, but from the possibility of bees stinging to Upper respiratory tract Kalra said, or the oropharynx (including the oral part of the tongue, tonsils and the soft mouth) can introduce venom into the body.
Experts say that in very rare cases, swallowing bees can cause heart attacks. (iStock)
If an individual is allergic, this can trigger an allergic reaction, which can lead to “deep hypotension, arrhythmia, and even acute coronary syndrome”, a phenomenon called Kounis syndrome.
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The syndrome may be caused by a coronary event (any adverse medical event associated with the coronary artery that supplies blood to the heart), which is associated with an allergic reaction or Allergic reactions.
This can pose a risk even for people without pre-existing coronary artery disease.
Kounis syndrome may occur due to a coronary event in combination with an allergic reaction or allergic reaction. (iStock)
The American College of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology notes that cardiac allergic reactions can cause blood to flow to the heart (myocardial ischemia) and irregular heartbeat (arrhythmia), when allergies trigger insect venom.
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However, these cases are very rare.
“Ordinary people should not worry about this being a common risk,” Kapoor told Fox News numbers. “Fatal heart events after bee stings are rare and usually occur in individuals with known venom allergies or potential heart disease. ”
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He added that even in the oropharynx, most bees can cause local reactions, although airway compromise is a problem of severe swelling.
Those who experience allergic symptoms after sting should seek it immediately Medical Care.
