Varsity Student Succumbs to Erection Difficulty for Four Days

The incident was also reported by the dean of Maasai Mara university student Mr. Aden Mohammed that there was a body of a student at shepherd hospital who was admitted on Wednesday 23.02.2022 at around 1020hrs complaining of lower abdominal pain and constant erection of the genitals from Saturday of 19/02/022.

When the police visited the hospital it was revealed that the 22year old student before his death together with the other five students had a party on 18/02/2022 at around 1900hrs but unfortunately, immediately after the meal the deceased started complaining of constant erection of his manhood.

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It is believed that the student stayed in that constant state until Saturday 21/02/2020 when he decided to go for treatment at the university clinic where he was treated and later discharged.

Unluckily he was taken back to Shephards Mission Hospital on Thursday 23rd where he succumbed. His body was photographed and moved to Narok referral hospital mortuary pending a postmortem.

The Narok North Directorate of Criminal Investigations is currently probing into the matter.

Cases of men dying while having intimacy with their loved ones as a result of using the blue pill have been increased.

In a similar incident, last year a woman was left devastated after her lover collapsed and died while they were having intercourse.
The 35-year-old Kenyatta National Hospital theatre technician died in the company of his partner at their home in Dandora, Nairobi County, at 11 p.m.
According to a police report acquired by Bright Kenya News OB number 03/7/01/2021, the woman informed the Dandora Police Station of her lover's untimely death via a mobile phone call.

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"While on the act, [the man] fainted and died suddenly." "Police ransacked the house and discovered various narcotics and medical paperwork," according to the police report.

The cases of men losing their lives while having bedroom leisure time with their loved ones caught the attention of the  Pharmaceutical Society of Kenya.

Dr. Louis Machogu, the agency's head, believes that the rise in sex-related mortality among men could be due to sex enhancement drug misuse.

He further warned men against the use of unprescribed blue pills.

“The Pharmaceutical Society of Kenya wishes to caution the public against the unprescribed use of sildentafil, tadalafil, vardenafil, and avanafil, drugs are commonly known as the ‘blue pill’, without the advice of a qualified medical practitioner and a valid prescription,” said the agency’s boss.

“Use of these medicines without prior medical evaluation makes one more prone to their harmful effects.”

He further added that the usage of such medicines has mild effects associated with them.

“Mild to moderate effects include headache, nose-bleeding, discomfort and pain in the upper abdomen, trouble falling and/or staying asleep, redness of the skin, diarrhea, dizziness, and skin rash.

“Severe side effects include a mild and short-lived decrease in blood pressure, vision loss, unwanted persistent erection and potential for cardiac risk with sexual activity in patients with pre-existing cardiovascular disease.”

He also noted that people with pre-existing medical conditions are at higher risks when exposed to such enhancement drugs.

“Whilst we acknowledge that these medicines have been used to effectively manage erectile dysfunction, we caution the public to refrain from accessing the medicines without a full evaluation, diagnosis, and prescription by a qualified medical practitioner,” he said.

“We urge those with valid prescriptions to only get their medicines from legally registered pharmacies. To verify the registration status of the pharmacy, SMS the code issued to the pharmacy by the Pharmacy and Poisons Board to 21031, free of charge.”