According to media reports, in recent years, more and more people have chosen to adopt the "procrastination" strategy in the early stage of a cold, believing that it is just a minor illness and should not be too nervous. However, this behavior often hides potential risks.

Recently, a female operator named Ms. Wang suddenly felt dizzy and weak after working for several consecutive nights, and her limbs were numb. At first, she didn't take it seriously, mistaking it for a common cold, so she took some anti-inflammatory drugs on her own. But instead of alleviating her condition, she developed severe chest tightness, shortness of breath, rapid heartbeat, and chills all over her body, which forced her to rush to a local hospital for treatment.

After a series of tests, Ms. Wang was diagnosed with "fulminant myocarditis," a very serious condition that can be life-threatening if left untreated. Doctors immediately recommended that she be transferred to Hangzhou First People's Hospital, where she underwent two days of cardiac monitoring in the emergency room, during which she had already gone into shock twice.

Ultimately, after close monitoring and professional treatment, Ms. Wang's life was saved. This experience made her deeply aware that in the face of physical discomfort, she should not take any chances, and should seek medical help in time to avoid delaying the illness.

In addition, for those who often delay medical treatment, they may not be able to obtain effective diagnosis and treatment, thus missing the best time for treatment. Therefore, regardless of any physical discomfort, you should go to the hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible to avoid delaying the condition.

In general, although cold is a common disease, it can also cause serious complications, such as acute myocarditis. Therefore, we should be vigilant, detect and deal with our physical conditions in time to protect our health.