Bride Wakes from Coma Two Days Before Wedding After Botched Cold Treatment in Eastern China
Wang Ranran, 24, from Taian in Shandong province, fell into coma following treatment at local clinic in January; recovered just in time for April 25 wedding
Quick Look
- A 24-year-old bride-to-be from Taian, Shandong province, eastern China, woke from a coma two days before her wedding after receiving a botched cold treatment at a local clinic.
- Wang Ranran had been planning her April 25 wedding with fiancé Zhang Xirui after registering their marriage at the end of last year.
- She visited Daiyue Jin Medical Hall in January for a sore throat but fell into a coma due to complications from the treatment.
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Why It Matters
Wang Ranran and Zhang Xirui had been in a six-year relationship before registering their marriage at the end of last year. They had secured a popular emcee and hotel well in advance for their April 25 wedding.
A bride from eastern China slipped into a coma after a botched cold treatment, but she awoke and smiled at her fiancé just two days before her wedding.
Wang Ranran, 24, from Taian in Shandong province, had been in a six-year relationship with her fiancé, Zhang Xirui. After registering their marriage at the end of last year, they eagerly planned their wedding for April 25, securing a popular emcee and hotel well in advance.
But a simple cold treatment changed their lives forever. In January, Wang felt a sore throat and assumed it was just a cold, so she and Zhang visited a nearby clinic, Daiyue Jin Medical Hall, which, though small, had a solid reputation.
Open Questions
- What specific treatment caused the coma?
- Were there any permanent health effects?
- Will the family pursue legal action against the clinic?
