India, Feb. 24 -- A British woman underwent a quadruple amputation after developing sepsis, which doctors believe may have been triggered by a lick from her pet dog on a small cut or scratch.

Manjit Sangha spent 32 weeks in hospital, during which she suffered multiple cardiac arrests. Despite doctors fearing she might not survive the severe complications, she fought through the health crisis and returned home last week, bringing immense relief and joy to her family. Medical experts suspect that the infection leading to sepsis may have started from something as seemingly harmless as a dog's lick on a minor wound, the BBC reported. Sangha is now urging people not to take sepsis lightly. "Losing your limbs and your hands in a short time per...