Woman thought she had a flu. It was a rare-flesh eating disease that left her buttock damaged
The cause of the infection remains unclear, with doctors suggesting it could be as simple as an ingrown hair or a spot.
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The cause of the infection remains unclear, with doctors suggesting it could be as simple as an ingrown hair or a spot.
Necrotizing Fasciitis is a rare flesh-eating disease. A woman from Scotland mistook for a flu and nearly escaped death after spending days in coma. - What is Necrotizing Fasciitis, Flesh-Eating Infection with Flu-Like Symptoms, That Put a Woman in Coma?
Although the cause of the disease is still unknown, Ms Eglin was told by doctors that the cause might have been something as simple as an ingrown hair or a spot.
A mom of two from Scotland feels "lucky to be alive" after a rare flesh-eating disease left her with a butt wound 20 centimeters deep.
Tracy De Jongh Eglin had flu-like symptoms, but she was rushed to hospital after collapsing and going into septic shock.