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Pets euthanized after woman's death, sister's illness

mordan

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It's being called a medical mystery.

http://www.wkyt.com/news/headlines/8859752.html


A central Kentucky woman is dead, just days after she started feeling sick.
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Friends say 22-year-old Ashley Foley died Monday night, at UK Hospital. Officials have confirmed it was the result of an infection.
But where that infection came from is still not known.
Now her stepsister is in a coma at Central Baptist Hospital with similar symptoms.
Doctors are baffled as to what exactly happened, but they're now looking at exotic animals as a possible cause of the infections.
One of the women owned 2 parakeets and a gerbil. Those animals have been euthanized, and are now being tested to see if they in fact caused both women to get sick.
Officials told 27 NEWSFIRST on Thursday that the autopsies on those animals didn't show any sign of infection, but more bloodwork is being done.
Late Wednesday night the Fayette County Coroner said he is now involved in the case.
Doctors at UK Hospital told Jessamine County officials they're looking into the possibility the illness can only be contracted through contact with the animials and not by human to human contact.
 
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