Phenomenon: fell ill in Corona and recovered – then lost fingers that turned black

An 86-year-old woman from Italy lost three of her fingers as a result of the corona disease she suffered.

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According to a report in Israel Today, an article on the acute phenomenon, which has more cases and evidence in the world, was published by gynecologists in a European journal.

The woman’s doctors say that when she first came to the hospital, she was diagnosed with low blood pressure reminiscent of a heart attack or stroke. Low blood pressure is one of the characteristics of coronary heart disease and is caused as a result of the body’s inflammatory overreaction to the disease, a reaction that causes blood clotting and the formation of clots that endanger the person.

As a result, the medical staff treated the woman with blood thinners and performed a positive return corona test. It should be noted that the woman did not have severe symptoms of the disease throughout her treatment.

She later recovered from the virus and was released to her home, but returned to the hospital after a month when the fingers in her hand began to turn black.

Covid-infected woman needs three fingers amputated after disease turned them BLACK https://t.co/kk4mEkuCoj

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Doctors found that as a result of the body’s response to the corona, blood clots clogged the blood vessels to the fingers, effectively causing the tissues to die there. Following the situation, the doctors returned to give her comprehensive treatment for blood thinners, but they had to amputate three fingers.

According to the report, a 54-year-old man from California lost two fingers for exactly the same reason: blood clots that blocked the blood flow to his fingers.

The British Daily Mail reported that a similar case was reported in England – of a man from the city of Cardiff in Wales, who lost a thumb and another finger and a half, after suffering a severe corona, and was connected to a heart-lung machine for 61 days.