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How fast does Black fungus spreads once a person is infected?
What are the chances of a person being infected with Black fungus if he had recovered from covid after being in home isolation for a week with no steroid use, no oxygen support.
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Very less chances
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consult online if needed
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Dr. Manvi Mehta
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
9 yrs exp
Bahadurgarh
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As per your history chances of getting Mucor are almost negligible
You just need to keep a check on danger signs like nasl blockage/ bleeding from nose etc
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Take an online consult in case of any symptoms
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Monitor blood sugar levels
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Dr. Madhavi Yadav
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
28 yrs exp
Chennai
Chances are very less especially if the person is not a diabetic .
Mucormycosis spreads very rapidly and needs to be detected early.
Nose block, blackish nasal discharge, black spots over palatee, swelling under eyes, facia pain, headache, redness and pain in eye are few symptoms to watch.
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