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Man, 62, thought to have hangover but he actually had brain condition
February 5, 2020 23:47
A 62-year-old David Williams from the English village of Beaufort was behaving strangely the day after a family party.
Everyone thought that he just had a hangover, but as it turned out, he had dangerous encephalitis, due to the complications of which he died a few months later, The Mirror reported.
David was taken to a hospital, where it turned out that he had encephalitis, a deadly disease that required immediate treatment. He spent three weeks there under the supervision of doctors.
"The speed in which these symptoms came on him were honestly shocking and we could never have prepared for what came next," said hus daughter Jade.
David passed away in January 2019.
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