Metropolitan investigators are investigating the circumstances of the death of a 22-year-old student of the medical university. According to the IC, the girl independently gave herself and her boyfriend injections with an immunostimulating medicine. On March 14, she became ill, the student was taken to the intensive care unit of the toxicology department. She died on 25 March.
"It was previously established that the girl, together with her boyfriend, took an immunostimulating drug in order to increase immunity. The investigation as part of the inspection will establish the drug itself, as well as the quality, timing and conditions of its use, "the investigative agency told RT.
According to media reports, the deceased's name is Anna Kolyada, she studied at the fifth year of the Sechenov Medical University. Perhaps that is why she decided that she would independently inject herself and a young man - the founder of SberMegaMarket Dmitry Zhulin, journalists say.
According to preliminary data, young people managed to put themselves several droppers. They had their last injection before they left for the airport to go to Dubai. However, on the way to the airport, both became ill, in the hospital they were diagnosed with septic shock.
Dmitry Zhulin was also in intensive care, but survived and is now recovering.
The media reported that young people used the drug "Laennek". This is a partially split protein that is obtained from the human placenta. As noted on the official website of the drug, it was invented in Japan and has been used since 1956.
An infectious disease could occur due to the mistake of a 22-year-old student, the Telegram channel "112" reports. The girl prepared a solution of the drug in advance, but used it only after three days. Within a few days, an infection formed inside the container with the diluted drug.
She was fond of preventive medicine
As RT found out, the deceased girl came to Moscow from Bryansk to become a doctor. Even at school, Anna Kolyada was active: in addition to studying, she worked as a model and was engaged in volunteer activities in the "Young Guard".
"She was a cheerful girl with a caring life position. She grew up in a wealthy family. She received a medal for good studies and entered Sechenova, everything was cool for her, "a friend of Kolyady shared in an interview with RT. " When she left for Moscow, I saw her publications in social networks. I thought how cool it was that she had time to travel, go to different events and study. For example, I do not have time to study and work here. I admired her, you can say, I was jealous, because she had an unrealistically cool fate..."
In her blog, Kolyada called herself a nutritionist, a specialist in systemic recovery and a general practitioner and shared the secrets of a healthy diet and lifestyle. According to the girl, since childhood she dreamed of becoming a surgeon, and recently she became interested in preventive medicine, which is aimed at preventing diseases.
"Over time, I realized that I like not only to save a person's life in the moment, but also to help him prevent this or that disease. The main principle of preventive medicine is not passive waiting for the disease and its subsequent treatment, but carrying out preventive, preventive measures long before it begins, "Anna shared and added that now she is also studying at the International Institute of Integral Preventive and Anti-Aging Medicine.
Kolyada described her last year of life as a "year of growth." The girl shared that in 12 months she visited 14 countries and moved to a new apartment on Patriarch Ponds.
"I learned speed reading and started reading one book a day. I entered three more universities in addition to the main one (one of which I graduated the other day) and I am insanely proud of myself. I have a beloved man with a set of qualities, as if written off from my note about "the same," the girl shared.
Outside clinical guidelines
Therapist, immunologist Irina Yartseva in an interview with RT noted that the effectiveness of the drug "Laennek" has not been proven by clinical studies. Despite this, some experts present it as a "super-medicine" and you can buy it at any pharmacy without a doctor's prescription.
"In my opinion, this drug is more likely to be used by charlatans. If you look at his testimony, then he does not treat anything, allegedly even from infertility and aging saves. But there are no such magic cures. Each disease has its own protocol of clinical recommendations: what groups of drugs to treat patients. So this drug, in principle, is not in any clinical recommendations for any of the nosologies in Russia, "the interlocutor noted.
At the same time, Yartseva suggests that Kolyada and her boyfriend could use not only this drug in injections.
"I suspect they had a cocktail of vitamins and some droppers that the girl decided to prescribe to herself. This drug is made from the placenta, there is nothing so toxic in it that a person can be fatally poisoned. Rather, a person is more likely to develop an anaphylactic reaction to it, rather than poisoning, "said Irina Yartseva.
The doctor stressed that the introduction of the drug intravenously for the body is a serious burden, because he is forced to take all the substances in full.
"In principle, you do not need to make any droppers for yourself, droppers are needed for people who are in serious condition: for example, when the patient is physically unable to drink himself, he is put on a dropper to replenish the fluid in the body. When you take something inside, the body will suck up some elements, some will bring them out. And if you administer the medicine intravenously, the body no longer controls the volume of incoming substances, "the immunologist summed up.