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Black fungus
I am having following symptoms:
1. Nose Blocked
2. Dry nose.
3. Feeling like something going into the nose feeling.
But no covid aymptoms, spo2 is normal. But i want to know what that can i have black fungus i am a healthy person with no comorbities and till now no covid. Whether i can i get black fungus. And this symptoms shows allergy or some common nose infection
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Balck fungus can be seen in immunocompromised individuals.. Not in healthy individuals.. So be cool and relax and maintain strict covid safety guidelines..
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Black fungus infection more commonly occurs in individual who are immunocompromised , diabetic and who had given steroid injudiciously.
NOTE: It is a rare infection
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Dr. Aman Qureshi
General Physician
3 yrs exp
Nagpur
Chances of mucromycosis(black fungus) are in individual who are immunocopramised/ Uncontrollable Diabetic/ prolonged steroid therapy. Take tab. Monte fx your symptoms. Take steam inhalation.
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