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Black fungus patient found after recovering from dengue
First case in district and second case in NCR
my city reporter
Ghaziabad. For the first time after black fungus disease in corona patients, Mucor mycosis (black fungus) has been confirmed in dengue patient in the district. The 46-year-old farmer is a resident of Greater Noida. On Thursday evening, the patient was operated upon at Harsh ENT Hospital, RDC. The patient was not infected with Covid. is a diabetic patient. Dr. Sunil Tyagi, the nodal officer of black fungus, says that the matter is not yet known.
Dr. BP Tyagi, who operated the patient, told that the patient had dengue fever 20 days ago. Platelets were also collected during treatment. After the treatment, he came home after recovering. Five days ago, the patient started having trouble breathing due to nasal congestion. Headache increased after swelling in the eye. Feeling like vomiting all the time. Dr. Tyagi said that this is the first case in the district, while it is the second case in NCR. Dr. Tyagi told that a patient has been confirmed five days ago in Apollo Hospital, Delhi. The patient had lost sight in one eye.
Till now the fungus was found only in post covid diabetes patients
Dr. Tyagi said that till now cases of black fungus were being seen only in the patients who were cured of Covid, but this is the second case which has come up after 20 days of recovery from dengue. Mucor mycosis after dengue is a new thing, he said. Diabetic patients who are recently cured of dengue should be proactive about health. Also, as soon as any new symptoms appear, a doctor should be contacted immediately.
can be dangerous
Earlier this year, during the second wave of the Covid epidemic, a large number of cases of black fungus were reported after corona virus infection was detected in older patients with diabetes. Black fungus is more common in people who have weakened immune systems due to diabetes, kidney disease, liver or heart disease, and age-related diseases or taking medications for diseases such as arthritis. Doctors say that black fungus attacks the healthy tissue of nose, sinuses, eyes and brain so fast that even a slight delay in treatment can lead to serious consequences. This year, 94 patients of the fungus were found in the district, out of which three died. All these patients were post covid.
Black fungus patient found after recovering from dengue
First case in district and second case in NCR
my city reporter
Ghaziabad. For the first time after black fungus disease in corona patients, Mucor mycosis (black fungus) has been confirmed in dengue patient in the district. The 46-year-old farmer is a resident of Greater Noida. On Thursday evening, the patient was operated upon at Harsh ENT Hospital, RDC. The patient was not infected with Covid. is a diabetic patient. Dr. Sunil Tyagi, the nodal officer of black fungus, says that the matter is not yet known.
Dr. BP Tyagi, who operated the patient, told that the patient had dengue fever 20 days ago. Platelets were also collected during treatment. After the treatment, he came home after recovering. Five days ago, the patient started having trouble breathing due to nasal congestion. Headache increased after swelling in the eye. Feeling like vomiting all the time. Dr. Tyagi said that this is the first case in the district, while it is the second case in NCR. Dr. Tyagi told that a patient has been confirmed five days ago in Apollo Hospital, Delhi. The patient had lost sight in one eye.
Till now the fungus was found only in post covid diabetes patients
Dr. Tyagi said that till now cases of black fungus were being seen only in the patients who were cured of Covid, but this is the second case which has come up after 20 days of recovery from dengue. Mucor mycosis after dengue is a new thing, he said. Diabetic patients who are recently cured of dengue should be proactive about health. Also, as soon as any new symptoms appear, a doctor should be contacted immediately.
can be dangerous
Earlier this year, during the second wave of the Covid epidemic, a large number of cases of black fungus were reported after corona virus infection was detected in older patients with diabetes. Black fungus is more common in people who have weakened immune systems due to diabetes, kidney disease, liver or heart disease, and age-related diseases or taking medications for diseases such as arthritis. Doctors say that black fungus attacks the healthy tissue of nose, sinuses, eyes and brain so fast that even a slight delay in treatment can lead to serious consequences. This year, 94 patients of the fungus were found in the district, out of which three died. All these patients were post covid.
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