Mangaluru: The death of a 17-year-old girl in Alankaru Village in Kadaba Taluk was allegedly a rabies case by locals.
However, the Ministry of Health officials have stated that the preliminary report did not find evidence to support suspicion.
Vincy Susamma, PU II Student Kadaba PU College, has died of severe headaches, and the local residents suspected that he died of rabies, because the village witnessed the death of several dogs because of this disease.
Pets at Vincy’s house also died of rabies, but he did not show any symptoms.
Vincy, Varghese daughter from Kedia, was taken to the hospital in Putture, because she suffered severe headaches on Thursday.
He then referred to Wenlock District Hospital in Mangaluru, and died at the end of Thursday.
Because Alankaru Village witnessed Rabies in street dogs a few months ago, the locals assumed that the victim signed Rabies.
Dho Dr.
Kishore Kumar M told the Toi that the history of the patient did not suggest rabies.
“The girl’s parents haven’t confirmed about dog bites, even though one of their pet dogs and her puppies died six months ago.
Family members, including the girl, caressed the dogs, and therefore rabies allegedly.
However, they have not confirmed that the girl It was bitten, and he also did not show symptoms of rabies, “Dr.
Kumar said.
Usually, saliva and hydrophobia are the main symptoms in rabies patients.
He did not have saliva, but faced difficulties in drinking water, he said.
“This might be a case of brain bleeding.
A team of doctors has visited the house, and they will submit a report after studying the case sheet,” he added.
The girl died of alleged brain bleeding in Kadaba
