A three-day mom dies after breast enlargement

Louise Harvey, 36, underwent the procedure in a private clinic because she wanted to improve her appearance.

But she collapsed 17 days later at home in Norwich, after complaining of shortness of breath and later dying in hospital.

An autopsy revealed that the death was due to pulmonary embolism following a bad augmentation. The risk of a blood clot increases after an operation.

Coroner Yvonne Blake said Miss Harvey had decided to "improve her appearance".

The investigation revealed that Miss Harvey had also undergone abdominal tummy tuck surgery at the same time as her chest surgery.

The surgery known as abdominoplasty consisted of removing excess fat from its middle and lower abdomen. It may have also contributed to his death.

The beauty therapist recently shared a drawing on her Facebook page with the caption: "Never change to be accepted by others. Still weird.

But during an exchange with a friend, she wrote: "The people of Haha are really worried. I can not have a man lol. [laugh out loud]. '

Elsewhere in her profile, she had written: "To be a hopeless romantic, stuck in a branching culture, is a special kind of hell."

She also published glamorous photos of herself and others spending time with her children, Kayleigh-Anne, 18, Owen, 11, and Jaxon, six.

The details of the case were heard this week during an investigation that was opened and adjourned in March of next year.

The preliminary hearing in Norwich was informed that Miss Harvey had been operated on at a London clinic in June. She died on July 5 at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals.

A friend, Mark Hutson, has created a JustGiving page to raise £ 5,000 for his children and help them "give them a stable and happy future." "Louise Harvey is sadly dead recently after a blood clot forms in her body.

"It's a shock to all of us that this beautiful, young and dedicated mother of three was taken from us so early and without warning when she had so much to live on.

"We have received an overwhelming response from our family and friends who offer condolences and support, and we wish to contribute to alleviating the suffering that his death has caused." We only want to bring them the love and support they need now and for the future. Donors include Jenny Mann, who said, "So incredibly sad. Such an amazing mom and just a kind soul. Was really.

The NHS opinion on bad augmentation warns: "It can be expensive, the results are not guaranteed and there are risks of balancing."

The risks of the operation, which costs between £ 3,500 and £ 7,000, include deep vein clot formation, infection, excessive bleeding, nervous problems and failure to badfeed. . Pulmonary embolism occurs when a clot develops in a deep vein and separates into the bloodstream before blocking a blood vessel in the lungs.

Professor Beverley Hunt, of the charity Thrombosis UK, said: "Any surgery, of any kind, increases the risk of a blood clot. In England, it is essential and mandatory that every person admitted to the hospital undergo an evaluation of the risk of VTE (venous thromboembolism). "

She added that patients should be asked to consult a doctor if they develop symptoms such as shortness of breath, unexplained pains, swelling or tenderness.

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