In today's time, there are many people in whose house if the food is left, then it is kept in the fridge and then used according to their needs. Although many experts believe that food should not be kept in the fridge for long, but if the food is left, it has to resort to the fridge to prevent it from getting spoiled. Now recently, a shocking case related to this case has come to light. In fact, in this case, a student had eaten the fridge food the night before and after that, he fell so sick that both his legs had to be amputated. It is being told that after eating the food, his kidneys stopped working and he had a serious illness.
After that, when his condition did not improve, the doctors had to take this step. According to the information received, Jessie had no allergies of any kind nor had he ever had a drink. Although he has 2 packets of cigarettes every week and marijuana daily. He was addicted to marijuana. In such a situation, his condition continued to deteriorate and he was sent to another hospital by helicopter for treatment. In the report, it was said that the patient was fine till 20 hours before he was admitted to the hospital. However, when he consumed the restaurant rice, chicken and noodles, he started having pain and nausea in his stomach. After all this, his skin started turning purple and he was taken to another department of the hospital for his examination.
At the same time, it was later revealed that Jesse has been infected with a bacterial infection, due to which his kidneys have stopped working and his blood has also started to clot. Not only this but some bacteria were found in his blood, which was a sign of deadly sepsis. It is being told that when sepsis started spreading in Jesse's body, all the fingers of his hand were cut off and the legs below the knee were also cut off. Not only that, Jesse has regained consciousness after 26 days, but his life has now completely changed.
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