Chwngsasa Debbarma, 8, from Tripura in North-East India, oozes red fluid from her ears and nose and sweats blood from her arms and legs, The Sun reported. Unusual symptoms first appeared in April. Since then, she periodically has blood flowing from her ears and nose, as well as bloody sweat all over her body.

Doctors, examining the girl, suspected that she had a rare disease - hematohydrosis. However, additional studies were needed to make an accurate diagnosis. Doctors prescribed medications to the girl, and after a few days her condition improved.

Not long after, the patient started bleeding again this time from her nostrils, lips, tongue, forehead, head, temple, hands, legs, eyes, toes, ears and tips of fingers and palm.

Since then, the girl has visited several specialists in various state hospitals, but so far none of them have been able to help her. Hematogydrosis is a rare condition in which a patient exudes blood through the skin. Bleeding usually stops on its own. It is not dangerous, although it can lead to dehydration and discomfort. This disease affects one person in ten million, and because it is so rare, doctors still do not know the exact causes of its development. Photo: Viral Newsiyapa / YouTube