infections
Mucormycosis
Symptoms of Mucormycosis
 may cause pain, fever, sinus pain, and, if the eye socket is infected (called Orbital Cellulitis ), bulging of the affected eye ( The roof of the mouth (palate), the facial bones surrounding the eye socket or sinuses, or the divider between the nostrils (septum) may be destroyed by the infection. The dead tissue turns black. Infection in the brain may cause difficulty using and understanding language, seizures, partial paralysis, and coma. Pulmonary mucormycosiscauses severe symptoms, including high fever, cough, and difficulty breathing. Incutaneous mucormycosis,the area around the break in the skin may be warm, red, swollen, and painful. People may have a fever. Ulcers or blisters may form, and the infected tissue may turn black. The fungus tends to invade arteries. As a result, blood clots form in the arteries, blood flow to tissues is blocked, and tissue dies. The fungus grows uncontrolled in the dead tissue, which turns black. The surrounding area may bleed. 