I don't know how you conclude that a statement about the physiological stress of starvation/dehydration on aortic dissection is not about medicine and is about privacy. I'm sure you have some logic for it but it escapes me.
Aneurysm in her aorta, die of a stroke....is there a similarity?
Is this the 'medical' question you're looking for an answer to? I don't suppose you could reword that into an intelligent question? Never mind. Aortic dissection would lead to a ruptured aorta and death from blood loss. Stroke is most commonly caused by a blood clot going to the brain. I guess you're right; I can't answer that I find any similarity. Both involve blood? That sure narrows the pathology down.
"Aortic dissection would lead to a ruptured aorta and death from blood loss"
A hemorrhagic stroke develops when an artery in the brain leaks or bursts and causes bleeding inside the brain tissue or near the surface of the brain.
An aortic aneurysm is a stretched and bulging section in the wall of the aorta. A bulging aorta is weakened and can burst, or rupture, resulting in life-threatening bleeding.
Similar?
Was she on blood thinners, was she on blood thickeners, was she on blood pressure medicines to treat the aneurysm which contributed to the stroke?