‘I won’t see my kids again’: the black fungus nightmare facing India

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• Kusunoki Akihiro

  Engineer

  ・2021年05月13日

  >>The infection starts in the sinuses. In two to four days, it can invade the eyes. If not caught at this stage, it can reach the brain. Since the early symptoms are not too alarming, patients usually consult a doctor fairly late, when they find it hard to open or move their eye. It is often a week or longer before they finally see an ENT doctor who can diagnose it. By this time, the only treatment is aggressive surgery requiring the removal of one or both eyes or the upper jaw. Once it has spread to the brain, nothing can be done. The mortality rate is 50 per cent.>>、改めて分かりやすいです。読むのが苦しくなる。。。