New Delhi: Black and white fungus are also wreaking havoc in the country amid the corona epidemic. A case of white fungus has come to light in the capital Delhi, in which fungus caused a woman to have holes in her intestines. This is the first case in the world of such damage to the body caused by white fungus.
The case has been reported by Sir Gangaram Hospital in Delhi. According to the hospital, a 49-year-old woman was brought to the emergency of Sir Ganga Ram Hospital on May 13, 2021. Then he had unbearable abdominal pain and vomiting as well as constipation. The woman was suffering from cancer and had chemotherapy some time ago. When he underwent a CT scan in the hospital, he was diagnosed with intestinal holes. After four hours of surgery at the hospital, the woman's food pipe, small intestine and large intestine holes were closed and the fluid leak was stopped.
According to Dr. Anil Arora of the hospital, "A biopsy of the pieces extracted from the intestine revealed that there was white fungus in the intestines, which had caused dangerous abscesses inside the intestines, causing holes in the small intestine and large intestine, from the food pipe. According to Dr Arora, some cases of black fungus having a hole in the intestine after the use of steroids have recently come to light. But this case of white fungus piercing the food tube, small intestine and large intestine after corona infection is the first in the world.
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