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Mice Chews Off Part Of Baby’s Nose After Being Left With Milk Residue On Face

13 Dec, 2019
Mice Chews Off Part Of Baby’s Nose After Being Left With Milk Residue On Face

A three-month-old baby has sustained more than 100 wounds on her face after mice chewed part of her nose off. Read more here.

A three-month-old infant in China has sustained more than 100 wounds on her face after mice chewed off part of her nose. 

According to local news channel Kunming TV, the baby’s parents said that after feeding their daughter milk, they had left her in her room without wiping her mouth for about 10 minutes before she started crying. 

mice chew baby face

Source: Kunming TV

Baby sustained severe injuries 

mice chew baby face

Source: Kunming TV

When they reached their daughter’s room, both the parents were shocked to see bite marks and blood on her face. 

They also found that part of her nose was bitten off, revealing the bone at the right side of her nose. 

Her parents immediately rushed the baby to the nearest hospital for treatment.

One of the doctors said the baby sustained so many wounds that it simply too many to count properly. 

Injuries will take a long time to recover

Since the injuries were so severe, the baby was transferred into a larger hospital due to a lack of resources. 

There she received stitches and a rabies shot. 

While the baby is set to be discharged from the hospital in the next three to four days,  doctors said her face injuries will still take a long time to recover. 

They also added that the baby will most likely have to undergo reconstructive surgery to improve her appearance in the future. 

READ:  Are Hamster Bites Dangerous? Singapore Mum Of 3 Dies After Hamster Bite

 
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