SHOCKING! Man loses half of his skull after drinking too many energy drinks

Digital Desk: Energy drinks are frequently used to combat fatigue, but are they always a good idea? It turns out that excessive use of caffeinated beverage, which contains other substances besides caffeine that might be harmful to health, could have disastrous effects. Due to his excessive consumption of energy drinks, a Californian man experienced these results and the most horrific outcome imaginable: he lost a portion of his skull.

A woman shared the experience of her husband, who nearly died after drinking too many energy drinks, in a now-deleted Facebook post. Brianna disclosed that Austin started consuming energy drinks as a result of his long commute and long hours at work. Over time, it almost cost him his life.

Brianna discovered that her spouse suffered a brain haemorrhage and was in a coma. Doctors stated that the unfortunate event was caused by an excessive consumption of energy drinks after toxicology ruled out the usage of drugs.

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Austin lost the frontal portion of his skull during the treatment after undergoing many brain surgeries, brain swelling, and unexpected strokes. He nevertheless had a protracted healing phase that involved physical, verbal, and occupational treatment even after emerging from a coma.

An internal bleeding of the brain caused by a broken blood vessel is known as a brain haemorrhage or brain bleeding.

It describes bleeding that results in irreparable harm or even death between brain tissue and the skull or within the tissue itself. Continue reading to know the signs of a brain haemorrhage:

1.    Dizziness

2.    Seizures

3.    Confusion

4.    Vomiting

5.    Nausea

6.    Headaches

7.    Sudden weakness, tingling or numbness of the face

8.    Paralysis of the face, leg or arm or one size of the body

9.    Loss of vision or difficulty in seeing

10.  Abnormal, slurred speech

11.   Swallowing difficulty

12.  Loss of balance

13.  Sensitivity to light

14.  Stiff neck

15.  Change in alertness, lack of energy

16.  Reading, writing, and understanding difficulties

17.   Difficulty in breathing

18.   Abnormal heart rate