Mum-of-three dies after breast surgery complications

Louise Harvey, 36, went under the knife to "improve her appearance" but died just 17 days later, from complications after surgery.

The 36-year-old was admitted to Norwich University Hospitalin the UK after collapsing at home following complaints she was struggling to breathe, two weeks after having the boob job.

Ms Harvey died on July 5 this year, according to documents seen by 9Honey, with an inquest into her death being opened on Tuesday by the area coroner for Norfolk, Yvonne Blake.

According to the coroner, the beautician died from a pulmonary embolism following breast augmentation, The Sun reports.

This means a blood clot got caught in the arteries between the heart and the lungs, something that is a possible complication from this particular surgery.

It's reported the 36-year-old had the procedure to enlarge her breasts at a London clinic, according to Daily Mail.

The young mother-of-three has left behind Kayleigh-anne, 18, Owen, 11, and Jaxon, 6 which prompted family and friends to set up a Just Giving crowdfunding page and help support the children financially following their loss.

"It has been a shock to us all that this beautiful, young devoted mother of three has been taken away from us so early and without warning when she had so much to live for," Mark Hutson, the person who created the page wrote.

"We have received an overwhelming response from family and friends offering their condolences and support and would like to contribute in some way to ease the suffering her death has caused.

"Our main priority now is providing a stable and happy future for her children, so all proceeds will go towards supporting Louises three children; Kayleigh-anne (18), Owen (11) and Jaxon (6).

"Louise’s legacy is her children, we only wish to provide them with the love and support that they need now and for the future," he added.

Mr Huston is aiming to raise a total of $8,800 (£5,000) for the trio.

The inquest hearing into Ms Harvey's death is set to take place at Norwich Coroners' Court in March 2019.