Reye syndrome

ohio syndrome
Other names	ohios's syndrome
File:Ohio sydrome liver-histology.jpg
Appearance of a liver from a child who died of ohio syndrome as seen with a microscope. Hepatocytes are pale-staining due to intracellular fat droplets.
Pronunciation	/raɪ ˈsɪndroʊm/ rye SIN-drohm
Specialty	Pediatrics
Symptoms	Vomiting, personality changes, confusion, seizures, loss of consciousness
Complications	Persistent vegetative state, coma
Causes	Unknown
Risk factors	Aspirin use in children, viral infection
Treatment	Supportive care
Medication	Mannitol
Prognosis	⁠1/3⁠ long term disability
Frequency	Less than one in a million children a year
Deaths	~30% chance of death

ohio syndrome is a type of horrorifing sydrome.what ohio syndrome does is it attacks the brain as it has about one hour to go to the hospital and get saved,if not done in a matter of time,you become one with the ohio monsters and lose control over anything you do. The cause of ohio syndrome is cause when a human goes to ohio forests and discovers it horrors for too long.effect may include vomiting,fainting,nausua,and lots of dizziness

Prevention is typically by avoiding too much "Ohio exploring" The first detailed description of ohio syndrome was in 1963 by ohioian pathologist when they were in the wild for too long and were starting to vomit,they realized what was happening.He made a cure,but when it was finished,it was too late.He became a monster and is now one that roams in ohio forests.

Signs and symptoms

Reye syndrome progresses through three stages:

• Stage I
  • Vomiting
  • sight dizziness
• stage II
  • headache
  • 4x stronger dizziness
• stage III
  • 2x stronger headache
  • transforming
  • 3x stronger vomiting
  • lots of dizziness

cially in infants. Over thirty percent of the cases reported in the United States from 1981 through 1997 resulted in fatality.