Black Fungus (44)
saw it on RT-news ...
dont know if there is some truth in the rumors ,but im gonna say it anyway
India has filed a lawsuit against B.Gates and this is a biochemical retaliation...
dont know if there is some truth in the rumors ,but im gonna say it anyway
India has filed a lawsuit against B.Gates and this is a biochemical retaliation...
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I'm not sure 'rapidly spreading' is an accurate phrase to use. There have been more cases than usual, but it's still a very small number of people who have been affected.
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Tanzila: Hello to you all..
Since past few days some disturbing news are on the trend... There is an infection called "Black Fungus" been rapidly spreading among the patients previously diagnosed with Covid 19...
Though it's not clear that if Covid 19 infection (specially with new Indian strains) has any direct relation with this sudden increase of this rare yet deadly fungal infection , as enough data or statistics not available right now , still the way this new infection trend is increasing day by day , that it became another reason of panic among people..
All ready three deaths been reported due to this infection and one patient has lost her eye..
If anyone here has any more information about cases of "Black Fungus" infection among Covid 19 patients , Please share here if you like...
Thank you all..
I think I had that on my sausage one time, but penicillin cleared it right up.. Since past few days some disturbing news are on the trend... There is an infection called "Black Fungus" been rapidly spreading among the patients previously diagnosed with Covid 19...
Though it's not clear that if Covid 19 infection (specially with new Indian strains) has any direct relation with this sudden increase of this rare yet deadly fungal infection , as enough data or statistics not available right now , still the way this new infection trend is increasing day by day , that it became another reason of panic among people..
All ready three deaths been reported due to this infection and one patient has lost her eye..
If anyone here has any more information about cases of "Black Fungus" infection among Covid 19 patients , Please share here if you like...
Thank you all..
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jac_the_gripper: I'm not sure 'rapidly spreading' is an accurate phrase to use. There have been more cases than usual, but it's still a very small number of people who have been affected.
Yes.. As a number of infection it's not a very high infection rate..But my concern is not about the number count here..
It's not about simple "Black Fungus" infection .. But the co-relation between "Black Fungus" and Corona infection..
Because they are saying in the news that , those who were previously diagnosed with Corona , are now getting infected by "Black Fungus"...
That means they are indirectly saying that this two infections are probably co-related...
That's why I want to know if any where else outside of India , has any such cases where Corona infected people are also getting infected with "Black Fungus" later ?
Though it is not contagious as Corona , but comparing to the impact it made on health , it seems even more dangerous than Corona...
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Tanzila: Yes.. As a number of infection it's not a very high infection rate..
But my concern is not about the number count here..
It's not about simple "Black Fungus" infection .. But the co-relation between "Black Fungus" and Corona infection..
Because they are saying in the news that , those who were previously diagnosed with Corona , are now getting infected by "Black Fungus"...
That means they are indirectly saying that this two infections are probably co-related...
That's why I want to know if any where else outside of India , has any such cases where Corona infected people are also getting infected with "Black Fungus" later ?
Though it is not contagious as Corona , but comparing to the impact it made on health , it seems even more dangerous than Corona...
I don't know if you read the link I posted for the BBC article, but from that and the British Medical Journal article below a few pieces of information can be gleaned, despite the technical reporting.But my concern is not about the number count here..
It's not about simple "Black Fungus" infection .. But the co-relation between "Black Fungus" and Corona infection..
Because they are saying in the news that , those who were previously diagnosed with Corona , are now getting infected by "Black Fungus"...
That means they are indirectly saying that this two infections are probably co-related...
That's why I want to know if any where else outside of India , has any such cases where Corona infected people are also getting infected with "Black Fungus" later ?
Though it is not contagious as Corona , but comparing to the impact it made on health , it seems even more dangerous than Corona...
The incidence of the black fungus infection is 80 times higher in India than in developed countries. The fungus is found in soil, plants, manure, and decaying fruits and vegetables.
The infection seems to be linked with high blood sugar levels, so those who are diabetic, or received high doses of steroids as a treatentment for covid are at a higher risk of mucormycosis (black fungus) infection.
I think the BMJ article also states that it has occurred in one patient who only had mild covid symptoms and recovered at home with no sterid treatment. There was something else different about her bloood sugar level that I didn't understand. I think it also suggests that the immune response as a result of covid may affect the immune response to the fungus.
It's still very rare, but it's significant with respect to treating covid with an optimal dose of steroids, monitoring blood sugar levels and the treatment of mucormycosis in diabetic patients in particular.
I imagine hand washing and sanitising, and particular care around the fungal sources (soil, plants, manure, and decaying fruits and vegetables) will help.
I hope that's helpful, despite my medical ignorance.
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jac_the_gripper: I don't know if you read the link I posted for the BBC article, but from that and the British Medical Journal article below a few pieces of information can be gleaned, despite the technical reporting.
The incidence of the black fungus infection is 80 times higher in India than in developed countries. The fungus is found in soil, plants, manure, and decaying fruits and vegetables.
The infection seems to be linked with high blood sugar levels, so those who are diabetic, or received high doses of steroids as a treatentment for covid are at a higher risk of mucormycosis (black fungus) infection.
I think the BMJ article also states that it has occurred in one patient who only had mild covid symptoms and recovered at home with no sterid treatment. There was something else different about her bloood sugar level that I didn't understand. I think it also suggests that the immune response as a result of covid may affect the immune response to the fungus.
It's still very rare, but it's significant with respect to treating covid with an optimal dose of steroids, monitoring blood sugar levels and the treatment of mucormycosis in diabetic patients in particular.
I imagine hand washing and sanitising, and particular care around the fungal sources (soil, plants, manure, and decaying fruits and vegetables) will help.
I hope that's helpful, despite my medical ignorance.
Thank you dear... Yes... I have read the BBC article and got many information about it.. But I also wanted to know from the personal views of all of you guys about it to understand the matter more ... The incidence of the black fungus infection is 80 times higher in India than in developed countries. The fungus is found in soil, plants, manure, and decaying fruits and vegetables.
The infection seems to be linked with high blood sugar levels, so those who are diabetic, or received high doses of steroids as a treatentment for covid are at a higher risk of mucormycosis (black fungus) infection.
I think the BMJ article also states that it has occurred in one patient who only had mild covid symptoms and recovered at home with no sterid treatment. There was something else different about her bloood sugar level that I didn't understand. I think it also suggests that the immune response as a result of covid may affect the immune response to the fungus.
It's still very rare, but it's significant with respect to treating covid with an optimal dose of steroids, monitoring blood sugar levels and the treatment of mucormycosis in diabetic patients in particular.
I imagine hand washing and sanitising, and particular care around the fungal sources (soil, plants, manure, and decaying fruits and vegetables) will help.
I hope that's helpful, despite my medical ignorance.
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Gangrene , can be caused buy a lack of blood flow , clotting associated with covid maybe . Can be spread by air in confined areas .
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jac_the_gripper: I don't know if you read the link I posted for the BBC article, but from that and the British Medical Journal article below a few pieces of information can be gleaned, despite the technical reporting.
The incidence of the black fungus infection is 80 times higher in India than in developed countries. The fungus is found in soil, plants, manure, and decaying fruits and vegetables.
The infection seems to be linked with high blood sugar levels, so those who are diabetic, or received high doses of steroids as a treatentment for covid are at a higher risk of mucormycosis (black fungus) infection.
I think the BMJ article also states that it has occurred in one patient who only had mild covid symptoms and recovered at home with no sterid treatment. There was something else different about her bloood sugar level that I didn't understand. I think it also suggests that the immune response as a result of covid may affect the immune response to the fungus.
It's still very rare, but it's significant with respect to treating covid with an optimal dose of steroids, monitoring blood sugar levels and the treatment of mucormycosis in diabetic patients in particular.
I imagine hand washing and sanitising, and particular care around the fungal sources (soil, plants, manure, and decaying fruits and vegetables) will help.
I hope that's helpful, despite my medical ignorance.
Well, if you eat my wife's cooking you deserve everything you getThe incidence of the black fungus infection is 80 times higher in India than in developed countries. The fungus is found in soil, plants, manure, and decaying fruits and vegetables.
The infection seems to be linked with high blood sugar levels, so those who are diabetic, or received high doses of steroids as a treatentment for covid are at a higher risk of mucormycosis (black fungus) infection.
I think the BMJ article also states that it has occurred in one patient who only had mild covid symptoms and recovered at home with no sterid treatment. There was something else different about her bloood sugar level that I didn't understand. I think it also suggests that the immune response as a result of covid may affect the immune response to the fungus.
It's still very rare, but it's significant with respect to treating covid with an optimal dose of steroids, monitoring blood sugar levels and the treatment of mucormycosis in diabetic patients in particular.
I imagine hand washing and sanitising, and particular care around the fungal sources (soil, plants, manure, and decaying fruits and vegetables) will help.
I hope that's helpful, despite my medical ignorance.
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jac_the_gripper: I don't know if you read the link I posted for the BBC article, but from that and the British Medical Journal article below a few pieces of information can be gleaned, despite the technical reporting.
The incidence of the black fungus infection is 80 times higher in India than in developed countries. The fungus is found in soil, plants, manure, and decaying fruits and vegetables.
The infection seems to be linked with high blood sugar levels, so those who are diabetic, or received high doses of steroids as a treatentment for covid are at a higher risk of mucormycosis (black fungus) infection.
I think the BMJ article also states that it has occurred in one patient who only had mild covid symptoms and recovered at home with no sterid treatment. There was something else different about her bloood sugar level that I didn't understand. I think it also suggests that the immune response as a result of covid may affect the immune response to the fungus.
It's still very rare, but it's significant with respect to treating covid with an optimal dose of steroids, monitoring blood sugar levels and the treatment of mucormycosis in diabetic patients in particular.
I imagine hand washing and sanitising, and particular care around the fungal sources (soil, plants, manure, and decaying fruits and vegetables) will help.
I hope that's helpful, despite my medical ignorance.
Yes, it's a helpful explanation. It's reassuring to have the facts.The incidence of the black fungus infection is 80 times higher in India than in developed countries. The fungus is found in soil, plants, manure, and decaying fruits and vegetables.
The infection seems to be linked with high blood sugar levels, so those who are diabetic, or received high doses of steroids as a treatentment for covid are at a higher risk of mucormycosis (black fungus) infection.
I think the BMJ article also states that it has occurred in one patient who only had mild covid symptoms and recovered at home with no sterid treatment. There was something else different about her bloood sugar level that I didn't understand. I think it also suggests that the immune response as a result of covid may affect the immune response to the fungus.
It's still very rare, but it's significant with respect to treating covid with an optimal dose of steroids, monitoring blood sugar levels and the treatment of mucormycosis in diabetic patients in particular.
I imagine hand washing and sanitising, and particular care around the fungal sources (soil, plants, manure, and decaying fruits and vegetables) will help.
I hope that's helpful, despite my medical ignorance.
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It's Official now...
Central govt. of India has directed all state govt. tthrough an advisory to include 'Black Fungus' under 'Epidemic Act' as a 'Notifiable Epidemic' from now on...
Several state govt. also has all ready declared it as a 'Notifiable Epidemic' ...
Central govt. of India has directed all state govt. tthrough an advisory to include 'Black Fungus' under 'Epidemic Act' as a 'Notifiable Epidemic' from now on...
Several state govt. also has all ready declared it as a 'Notifiable Epidemic' ...
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You get your pigs in a sewer more n likely.
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raphael119: You get your pigs in a sewer more n likely.
Sorry above was addressed to Mikey!!!!!!!
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mikey4691: I think I had that on my sausage one time, but penicillin cleared it right up..
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And here is another update ...
While Black Fungus is all ready in rise , a few cases been reported as infection from 'White Fungus' also...
Though it's very less number comparing to Black Fungus till now , but it's actually more fatal than Black Fungus , as it can affect several major organs in the human body , more than Black Fungus can do...
The symptoms of 'White Fungus' infection is same like Covid 19 mostly...
Still the data and statistics showing the number of White Fungus infection is not very high and that is the only relief we have right now...
While Black Fungus is all ready in rise , a few cases been reported as infection from 'White Fungus' also...
Though it's very less number comparing to Black Fungus till now , but it's actually more fatal than Black Fungus , as it can affect several major organs in the human body , more than Black Fungus can do...
The symptoms of 'White Fungus' infection is same like Covid 19 mostly...
Still the data and statistics showing the number of White Fungus infection is not very high and that is the only relief we have right now...
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I hope there is no grey fungus.
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pat8lanips: I hope there is no grey fungus.
Seriously Pat !!! We don't know what's happening !!!! Seems like we are going through the worst crisis ever faced since the human civilization came in existence !!! Virus , Fungus , Black , White ... Just the Acid Rain is not happening yet that's the relief !!!
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It is very bad, you are right it is the worst times. Hopefully, it can be solved soon.
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Tanzila: And here is another update ...
While Black Fungus is all ready in rise , a few cases been reported as infection from 'White Fungus' also...
Though it's very less number comparing to Black Fungus till now , but it's actually more fatal than Black Fungus , as it can affect several major organs in the human body , more than Black Fungus can do...
The symptoms of 'White Fungus' infection is same like Covid 19 mostly...
Still the data and statistics showing the number of White Fungus infection is not very high and that is the only relief we have right now...
It might help if you didn't all wash yourselves and your clothes in the same river, and encouraged cows to as a toilet. You seem to be in denial of your own hygiene While Black Fungus is all ready in rise , a few cases been reported as infection from 'White Fungus' also...
Though it's very less number comparing to Black Fungus till now , but it's actually more fatal than Black Fungus , as it can affect several major organs in the human body , more than Black Fungus can do...
The symptoms of 'White Fungus' infection is same like Covid 19 mostly...
Still the data and statistics showing the number of White Fungus infection is not very high and that is the only relief we have right now...
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tomcatty: It might help if you didn't all wash yourselves and your clothes in the same river, and encouraged cows to as a toilet. You seem to be in denial of your own hygiene
Hayyyyy Tom !! You came !! I was waiting for your comment , something like this !!! 
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Since past few days some disturbing news are on the trend... There is an infection called "Black Fungus" been rapidly spreading among the patients previously diagnosed with Covid 19...
Though it's not clear that if Covid 19 infection (specially with new Indian strains) has any direct relation with this sudden increase of this rare yet deadly fungal infection , as enough data or statistics not available right now , still the way this new infection trend is increasing day by day , that it became another reason of panic among people..
All ready three deaths been reported due to this infection and one patient has lost her eye..
If anyone here has any more information about cases of "Black Fungus" infection among Covid 19 patients , Please share here if you like...
Thank you all..