Autopsy reveals cause of death of Paulinha Abelha

247 - The autopsy report following the death of singer Paulinha Abelha, of the band Calcinha Preta, was released today by RecordTV. During the "Domingo Espetacular" program, the network announced that four diseases were cited as the cause of death: meningoencephalitis, intracranial hypertension, acute renal failure, and hepatitis. reporter It's from the Splash portal.

The first, an inflammation of the brain and surrounding tissues, is usually caused by an infection, the origin of which, in the artist's case, is still being investigated. Another document, titled a toxicology panel, found 16 substances in Paulinha's body, such as amphetamines and barbiturates, which may provide further answers about the case.

One of the medications found in the artist's body is a controlled substance commonly used to treat Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), but which has side effects such as reduced appetite, weight loss, nausea, and vomiting.

The singer's husband, Clebinho, along with colleagues of the artist, reported that she was suffering from nausea during her time in São Paulo, where Calcinha Preta was performing. Despite the severe discomfort, she chose to visit the hospital only upon arriving in Aracaju, the capital of Sergipe, where she lived with her husband and father.

The medication was part of a prescription provided by the nutritionist who was treating Paulinha. In addition, the professional also prescribed an antidepressant, an appetite suppressant, natural calming agents, stimulants, memory capsules, and a formula that promises to reduce measurements, made with the Asian herb garcinia cambogia.

A doctor consulted by the Record TV program stated that the drug is "potentially hepatotoxic," meaning it contains chemical substances that can cause liver damage, potentially leading to fulminant hepatitis.

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