P This tragic incident has spotlighted rare but serious medical conditions triggered by insect venom that many people remain unaware of until it's too late. P Dr Saad Kamil Dlli from Medeor Hospital noted: "While only five to ten percent of people with known allergies experience severe reactions to stings any obstruction in the airway becomes immediately life-threatening regardless of allergy history." Div Class=Img-Wrap" Img Alt"" Height=520 Loading=Lazy SRC=https://www.doitme.link/icon/274004912411512119.PNG Width=480/> P Class=""> /P /Div P The specialist further explained how allergic responses can sometimes induce Kounis syndrome - where coronary artery spasms mimic heart attack symptoms even in patients with previously healthy cardiovascular systems. P As authorities continue investigating Kapur's exact cause of death medical professionals are urging increased public education about emergency preparedness particularly for outdoor enthusiasts and those with known sensitivities. P Interventional cardiologist Dr Hesham Tayel stressed critical response measures: "Sting location determines risk level - oral cavity incidents require instant intervention Anxiety and oxygen deprivation during such events can destabilize heart rhythms especially if undiagnosed conditions exist At-risk individuals must carry epinephrine injectors and undergo proper allergy testing."