The life of a young French woman in her twenties has turned into a tragedy after she took a small antibiotic of penicillin while suffering from tonsillitis in Avignon, southern France.
According to the newspaper "Daily Mail" British, the young Camille Leger, was infected with a rare skin syndrome known as "peeling tissue toxic epidermal toxicity" after taking an antibiotic of penicillin.
This side reaction of the drug separates the outer layer of the skin from the layer below it, and the British girl spent several weeks in the hospital after she was surprised by the burns of the second degree.
No member of Camille was released after the interaction, as the burns extended to the genitals, tongue and trachea, and because of this critical condition, she had to spend a long time wrapped in bandages.
Camille had already taken the same antibiotic in the past but did not feel anything abnormal other than what had happened recently.
Despite the recovery of the victim, it still carries traces and scars in the form of stains due to burns caused by drug interaction, and this problem only gets 2 to 1 million.
Camille says she is well aware that she will not be back to normal when her skin is intact from any spots, but she is convinced that she has won over what happened and returned to her normal life.
