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April 11, 2018
Man in hospital after eating world's hottest chilli
Serena Otgonbayar
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On Youtube, there are videos of a challenge called
"Carolina Reaper"
where people eat the hottest pepper in the world.
A 34-year-old man took part in the challenge
in New York, causing him intense head pains.
Days past, but he still felt the head pain,
which he said lasted around 30 seconds each time.
He went to the emergency room for medical
treatment when the pain became unbearable.
He was the first patient to need medical treatment
for eating the pepper.
He was diagnosed with temporary cerebral
vasoconstrictive symptoms called "Reversible
cerebral vasoconstriction syndrome” (RCVS).
The man’s symptoms eventually disappeared
on their own.
After 5 weeks, his blood vessel diameter had
returned to back normal.
The attending doctor recommends anyone who
gets a sudden headache after eating a pepper
to seek immediate medical attention.
The Guinness Book of World Records names the
"Laurela of Carolina" as the spiciest chili in the world.
It has the sweetness of fruit, cinnamon, and
chocolate, but is extremely spicy.
On Youtube, there are videos of a challenge called
"Carolina Reaper"
where people eat the hottest pepper in the world.
A 34-year-old man took part in the challenge
in New York, causing him intense head pains.
Days past, but he still felt the head pain,
which he said lasted around 30 seconds each time.
He went to the emergency room for medical
treatment when the pain became unbearable.
He was the first patient to need medical treatment
for eating the pepper.
He was diagnosed with temporary cerebral
vasoconstrictive symptoms called "Reversible
cerebral vasoconstriction syndrome” (RCVS).
The man’s symptoms eventually disappeared
on their own.
After 5 weeks, his blood vessel diameter had
returned to back normal.
The attending doctor recommends anyone who
gets a sudden headache after eating a pepper
to seek immediate medical attention.
The Guinness Book of World Records names the
"Laurela of Carolina" as the spiciest chili in the world.
It has the sweetness of fruit, cinnamon, and
chocolate, but is extremely spicy.
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