This Beautiful Girl Experience an Horrific Fate Due to Inhaled Mushroom's Spores Which is Eating the Inside of Her Throat

News24xx.com - The fungus is actually very dangerous because it releases spores into the air that you can breathe, which can then cause a series of health problems including skin rashes and asthma, and can even reduce the function of your lungs. As experienced by Jade Owens from England. He died when he choked on his own blood after inhaling fungal spores, reports The Sun.

The 14-year-old girl suffers from mucormycosis, a one-per-million fungal infection originating from inhaling fungal spores. The fungus had gnawed the insides of his throat, air passages and passageways into his lungs. He was taken to the hospital on April 10 when he began experiencing headaches and flu-like symptoms. The doctor suspected that he had a chest infection, but he began to show breathing that was too fast and seemed to change color.

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After going through a series of tests, it was finally discovered that he had type 1 diabetes, which turned the blood into acid and could be fatal if left untreated.

In addition, his body also stopped producing insulin and his muscles began to damage. However, his body did not respond well to the insulin given, he went into a coma. After two weeks in intensive care, he miraculously recovered - or so doctors thought.

On May 05, his mother, Louise, was about to take him home, but Jade suddenly began to cough up blood, which made her choke, and died within 20 minutes. "It was like a murder scene. A blood vessel in his throat burst and he was bleeding to death. He choked on his own blood and coughed. It's terrible to see and it will never leave me, "Louise said.

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That's when further tests revealed that Jade was suffering from mucormycosis, a contracted fungal infection due to the inhalation of fungal spores. This infection targets people with weak immune systems such as Jade, who suffer from type 1 diabetes.

Her mother doesn't know where Jade interacts with mold spores, but she suspects it could be from activities outside the home such as horseback riding.

However, according to Medical News Today, the fungus can also grow at home, especially if the house is surrounded by a humid environment.

Therefore, it is advisable to check that your home does not have mold growing inside. Molds often grow in areas where leakage and flooding occur or where condensation builds up, making furniture moist. Having good air circulation in your home can prevent mold growth as well.