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So Milos, did you in fact have an anaphylactic shock instead of oil going in a vein?
Anaphylactic Shock is basically the most severe type of allergic reaction, Van-Bilderass.. You see it a lot in bee strings and peanut allergy for example..
Anaphylaxis happens when the body makes the wrong kinds of antibody, a kind called immunoglobulin E to protein in our food or to something like a drug. IgE sticks to cells in our bodies (mast cells and basophils i believe) which can release substances which have powerful effects on our blood vessels and air passages. When the same protein or drug reaches the IgE on the cells, these substances are released, causing blood vessels to relax, which makes them leaky and can cause swellings and a fall in blood pressure. At the same time they can make the breathing passages become narrow. This anaphylactic reaction can be counter acted simply by taking epinephrine... And was NOT what happened with Milos..
As in the case of Milos, I would assume it was accidentally injected into a vein, that vein took the synthol all the way up into his right vena cava's along with the deoxygenated blood dumping a good portion of it(synthol plus deox blood) into his right atrium, from there it followed the normal passage of blood down to the right ventricle and eventually up the pulmonic valve which would normally take oxygenated blood to his lungs, however the synthol acted as a type of embolus (or blockage) of the blood vessels in and around the heart causing him to have acute(rapid onset) respiratory distress as well as Congestive heart failure (CHF) which basically is a condition in which the heart can't pump enough blood to the body's other organs and a build up of fluid called congestion in the lungs. (NOT GOOD!) There are quite a few causes of CHF but in Milos case it was most certainly narrowed arteries that supply blood to the heart muscle were obstructed by the synthol making his heart unable to pump blood efficiently to his body...
Fortunately he was able to get medical treatment immediately, where they most likely gave him a combination of ACE inhibitors, beta blockers, digitalis, vasodilators... etc?ACE inhibitors and vasodilators expand blood vessels and decrease resistance. A good example of a strong vasodilator is nitroglycerine or nitro..(for what its worth, viagra is a vasodilator as well lol) This allows blood to flow more easily and makes the heart's work easier or more efficient. Beta blockers can improve how well the heart's left lower chamber (left ventricle) pumps. Digitalis increases the pumping action of the heart...
He is very fortunate to have made it out alive and thus i totally respect and understand why he decided to come out in PUBLIC and talk about what happened... For those that wish to mock him, talk crap about him for what he did, you really have a lot of growing up to do!