Black mold in India
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According to the words of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), "Death will spread before the Day of Judgment, and after that there will be earthquakes." Black fungus, a disease that preceded Corona, has now begun to spread with the destruction of Corona. As of May 1, the Government of India has reported eight cases. The death rate from black fungus is 5%.
What is black mold?
Black mold is a fungal infection. This causes black ink to appear on the affected patient's nose. In addition, blurred vision, chest pain, difficulty breathing and coughing up blood are common symptoms. It affects the nose first. And then the fungus spreads to the brain. And currently the only treatment is to remove the eye, skull, or part of the jaw through major surgery. The disease is spreading more rapidly among diabetics in India. So far, five Indian states - Tamil Nadu, Orissa, Gujarat, Rajasthan and Telangana - have declared black fungus an epidemic. And more states are likely to be affected.
: Treatment of black fungus
A drug called amphotericin has been tested in this disease. But it is possible to get rid of this disease only if it is diagnosed early. Otherwise, the only treatment is to remove the affected part of the body. Black mold spreads quickly if the patient's immune system is weakened or eliminated. With the increase in this epidemic, there has been a significant increase in the shortage of amphibian drugs. A few days ago, it was reported that the Delhi High Court had asked the central government to procure antifungal drugs from all over the world. The government has also issued a statement saying that the shortage is being addressed and pharmaceutical companies have been given approval to manufacture drugs.
The sad news is that along with black mold, white and yellow mold have also begun to plague patients recovering from corona, and it has been observed that yellow mold is more dangerous than white and black mold.
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