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Fear of black fungus
I have head heaviness and eye strain since 5 days. In Feb also I was suffering with the same for a week. Later I took pain killer injection and it settled down. Again the prblm came now. Today I noticed a black thing in my nostril. Am I suffering from black fungus?? Plz clarify..
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Black fungus risk factor: Diabetes (uncontrolled) Steroids high dose Hospital exposure Unsterile masks. HIV You have none of the above risk factors. Eye heaviness and strain can be due to refractive error, do you wear spectacles? The black fungus does not come out of nose. It will perforate the skull /palate (it erodes the bones)
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watch for : double vision, red eyes,watery eyes,cheek pain. And please stop watching covid news on TV. Black fungus isn't Black plague, only people with risk factors mentioned above get this disease. so stop panicking ✌
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steam inhalation thrice a day.
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Black fungus at age of 25 almost impossible Plz check HBA1C to see whether you have diabetes Black fungus is seen in immunocompromised patients In healthy patients it's almost impossible
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Are you taking any medications such as steroids??Is there any swelling??
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consult me online for further evaluation
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It can be black fungus, since it's very similar to black fungus morphology. Heaviness in eye is also common presentation of mucor.
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feel free to consult with your history
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