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Black Fungus in Non Diabetic
Can Black Fungs effect on the non diabetic covind recovered patient.? I am worried a lot seeing the news of Black Fungus cases increasing all over. I was in a home isolation and was given 16mg steroids for 5 days. I don't have diabetics nor any other serious alignment. I had some pain in the left eye and immediately consulted optomologist and doctor said it's normal and nothing to worry. Please give your views on my dount lingering and effecting me mentally
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Please avoid watching such videos and being on whatsapp university. Black fungus happens mostly to very sick patients who were hospitalized and in ICU receiving oxygen. U relax. Eye specialist has seen you. Nothing is wrong. 🙏
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