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Brazil-7 year old boy suffers from 7 heart attacks after stung by Tityus Serrulatus scorpion; dies.

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One of the world's deadliest scorpions stung seven-year-old kid, who later died.
While getting ready to go camping with his family, Luiz Miguel Furtado Barbosa of Anhembi, Sao Paulo state, Brazil, suddenly "screamed in anguish."
Later, Brazilian yellow scorpion, also known as Tityus serrulatus, was found in his shoe.
[caption id="attachment_58486" align="alignleft" width="644"]Luiz Miguel Furtado Barbosa, Luiz Miguel Furtado Barbosa,[/caption]
His mother Angelita Proenca Furtado told local media: ‘As soon as he put it on, he screamed in pain. As we didn’t find what had stung him, we kept looking. ‘But his leg started to turn red and he said that the pain was increasing. That’s when I imagined that it really was a scorpion and that I needed to find it to find out which one it was.’
 
Urging their son to the University of Sao Paulo Faculty of Medicine Clinics Hospital, Angelita and her husband Eraldo did so.
[caption id="attachment_58483" align="alignleft" width="1528"]Luiz Miguel Furtado Barbosa Luiz was getting ready to go camping with his mom Angelita Proenca Furtado, dad Eraldo Barbosa and brother Joao Felipe, 5, when he was bitten.[/caption]
 
Luiz was admitted to the hospital's paediatric ward right after, and the following day, he even showed signs of improvement.

‘They even removed him from some medication. He opened his eyes, tried to talk to me,’ Angelita said

‘I kissed him and he had to be sedated again, because he was very agitated.’

However, Luiz deteriorated and passed away on Tuesday, October 25, after experiencing a number of cardiac arrests. [caption id="attachment_58484" align="alignleft" width="1024"]Tityus Serrulatus Tityus Serrulatus[/caption] The venom of the native Brazilian species Tityus serrulatus is exceedingly deadly and usually lethal. In the country, there were 140,000 scorpion stings in 2018 compared to 12,000 in 2000. We were getting ready to go camping because my son loves playing in the water, Angelita recalled when asked about the incident. He was really concerned as usual. He appeared to want to experience everything he could in one day. I understand that it appears as though he was genuinely pressed for time.    

By Omal J

I worked for both print and electronic media as a feature journalist. Writing, traveling, and DIY sum up her life.

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