They treated a 34-year-old woman who developed forearm pain and redness after she attended a party. She didn't have any other symptoms but did have a small red puncture wound on her arm. The woman eventually admitted that she injected bath salts two days before her symptoms began.
The doctors reexamined her and determined that she had necrotizing fasciitis. The disease progressed so rapidly that the doctors had to amputate the woman's arm, shoulder and collarbone and perform a radical mastectomy.
(Graphic) 'Bath-Salts' Injection Leads to Flesh-Eating Disease, 2 days later amputation of the woman's arm, shoulder and collarbone, mastectomy
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