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Teen Battles Skin Infection from Fish Tank Bacteria - No doctors have been able to get rid of the infection

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HESPERIA (KTLA) -- After suffering a seemingly minor cut, a teen from San Bernardino County has been battling an invasive bacterial infection for five years.

13-year-old Hannele Cox cut her hand as she pulled it out of a fish tank.

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The bacteria is not contagious, but it causes skin wounds and, more alarmingly, eats away at deeper tissues and bones.

Damn !

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Reply#1 - Fri Jun 10, 2011 8:58 AM EDT
Stephen-one shot-one kill

Mycobacterium marinum is found commonly in both freshwater and saltwater, but human Mycobacterium marinum skin infections are rare.

Infections are usually picked up from aquariums or fish that have tuberculosis.

The bacteria can enter the body through cuts or scrapes

Another reason to stay out of the water.

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Reply#2 - Fri Jun 10, 2011 11:08 AM EDT
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