He's buried in the sand and now the parasites are rotting his feet

He's buried in the sand and now the parasites are slowly rotting his feet. That's what happened to this unfortunate tourist.

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Michael's Holiday, a 17-year-old boy on a Florida beach, took an unexpected turn when the skin of his feet began to show strange pink spots

Kelli Mulhollen, his mother, when he saw the marks on his son's feet, was not alarmed because at the beginning, he thought that it was pickets. Insects but as they pbaded the days, the stains were not removed.

It was then that Michael remembered that the marks appeared once his friends buried him in the sand until the neck . from a pink color more and more intense, they began to spread in the legs and bad of the young man which worried his family.

It was diagnosed by an infection specialist to discover that the spots were not the product of infection caused by worms known as hookworms. .

The parasite causes rashes that then turn into blisters that come to bleed when they are blown up. The itch sensation is intense and, in some cases, unbearable.

Hookworms are spread in human and human excrement infected with the parasite and can be contracted by walking barefoot on the ground. the sand or soil that has been contaminated by these worms.

In Michael's case, his skin was infected on contact with parasites once his body was buried in the sand.

Various publications on Facebook, the mother of the infected young man recounted the development of his son's infection, which had to be controlled with constant baths (at least three times a day) chlorinated water!