Jammu witnesses first ‘Black Fungus’ case
The Hindu
The sugar level of the patient, which is around 900, could be due to long-term use of steroid drugs, she said.
Jammu and Kashmir’s winter capital Jammu witnessed the first case of mucormycosis or ‘Black Fungus’ at the Government Medical Collage (GMC) on Friday. “A mucormycosis case has been found in a 40-year-old patient. The patient, who recovered from COVID-19, is now suffering from uncontrolled diabetes. He is under observation,” Dr. Shashi Sudan, Principal of the GMC, said. The sugar level of the patient, which is around 900, could be due to long-term use of steroid drugs, she said.
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