A 41-year-old woman suddenly felt dizzy and her right side was weak. After having an MRI of her brain, she immediately knew that her left brain hemisphere was dead. Dr. Pracha said that it was the result of drinking 3-in-1 coffee continuously and for a long time, several cups a day, and not exercising.

On August 2, 2024, the Facebook page “Mor Pracha Brain Surgery” by Dr. Pracha Kanyaprasit posted a clip telling the story of a 41-year-old female patient who. After eating, got up and felt dizzy and fell down. Her right side was weak and she had no underlying diseases. An MRI scan found a dead patch on the left side of the brain, hit by an important fiber causing weakness on the right side. The point where the brain died was a group of capillaries that were branches of several arteries.
          When checking BMI, the formula is to divide weight by our height twice. Therefore, this patient weighs 80 kilograms and is 150 centimeters tall, so BMI is 35.

          While the husband said that his wife likes to drink 3 in 1 coffee several cups a day for 10 years. Triglycerides are as high as 300, good fat is low, bad fat is 200. Therefore, there is a risk of 2 things causing blood vessels to become blocked:

          1. Very high fat from drinking 3 in 1 several cups a day for a long time.

          2. Obesity (weight 80 kilograms), a close friend of paralysis. No diabetes, but blood sugar is slightly higher than normal.

  Treatment for this ยูฟ่าเบท case was intravenous lysis. The patient’s symptoms improved and the patient was ordered to change the coffee formula to black coffee because the patient could not quit. In addition, the patient was given weight loss. Antiplatelet drugs to prevent recurrence, as well as cholesterol-lowering drugs, and exercise.

          However, the doctor did not prohibit drinking 3-in-1 coffee. But it should be drunk occasionally, not every day or several cups a day. If you are going to drink coffee, black coffee is the safest.

          Atherosclerosis can be easily prevented by controlling risk factors such as diabetes, blood pressure, cholesterol, obesity, stress, alcohol, and cigarettes. Anyone over the age of 30 should get checked for diabetes, blood pressure, and cholesterol because they may be hidden without your knowing, like in this case.