Thai singer Chayada Prao-hom dies after getting a massage

• Singer Chayada Prao-hom Dies After Massage Session
• Relaxation Day Turns Tragic
• Shock Over Her Sudden Death

The death of Chayada Prao-hom, a 20-year-old Thai folk singer, has sparked widespread shock.

It also sparked debate over the risks of poorly executed massages in tourist centers.

Chayada had sought relief for shoulder pain at a massage salon in Udon Thani, unaware that the sessions would lead to tragedy.

Initially, she opted for massages that included neck-twisting techniques, a common yet dangerous practice when not performed by trained professionals.

Chayada Prao-hom Dies Following Massage Session

On social media, Chayada Prao-hom described how she began experiencing neck pain two days after her first session.

Despite the discomfort, she underwent two additional sessions, which worsened her condition.

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She suffered severe swelling, bruising, and numbness, eventually leaving her paralyzed.

Admitted to the Intensive Care Unit, she passed away on December 8, before taking any legal action against the massage salon.

Doctors confirmed that Chayada Prao-hom died from a blood infection and brain inflammation.

However, it remains unclear if these complications were directly caused by the massages.

Authorities launched an official investigation into the salon.

They discovered that only two of the seven masseuses had valid licenses. The others are being investigated for potential negligence.

20-year-old Thai singer’s death sparks warnings about ‘neck-twisting’ massage risks
Thai doctors have been highlighting the risks of untrained masseuses following Chayada Prao-hom’s death pic.twitter.com/OYBpsF2z4d

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Health experts, including kinesiologists and trauma specialists, have highlighted the dangers of cervical manipulations.

Particularly for individuals with pre-existing conditions like blood clotting disorders or hypertension.

Professor Thiravat Hemachudha from Rangsit University in Thailand explained that neck-twisting techniques can cause severe harm.

Such as brain hemorrhages, strokes, or even death.

“These techniques can damage the walls of blood vessels supplying the brain, increasing the risk of paralysis or fatal complications,” Hemachudha emphasized.

Chayada Prao-hom’s case has reignited debates over regulating massage services.

Particularly in tourist areas where high demand often results in hiring unqualified staff.

Experts stress the importance of pre-treatment health assessments to identify potential risks.

They also urge consumers to verify the credentials and certifications of massage therapists and establishments.

Chayada Prao-hom’s death has devastated her family, fans, and colleagues in the music industry.

Known for her unique voice and charisma, she was an emerging star in Thailand’s folk music scene.

Her mother, with basic knowledge of Thai massage, expressed shock and grief.

 

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“I never thought something so routine could end this way,” she said, according to Infobae.

Chayada Prao-hom’s tragedy highlights the dangers of poorly regulated and executed health practices.

While massages are generally considered safe therapies, cases like this underline the need for stricter oversight.

The Thai community remains deeply impacted by the young singer’s death as investigations continue, reported Noticias Sin.

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