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EXCLUSIVE: Story from Jam Press (Steven Johnson Syndrome) Woman left 'burning from inside out' after taking Ibuprofen devastated as doctors say vision is lost for goodA woman who was left 'burning from the inside out' and in a 17-day coma from an extreme reaction to Ibuprofen will never get her sight back, doctors have confirmed.Jaqueline Gmack took the over-the-counter medication to alleviate menstrual cramps, but soon started to experience terrifying symptoms, including blistering skin.The 32-year-old was taken to hospital and put into an induced coma, with doctors discovering her body's reaction to the medication had triggered a rare condition called Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS).It was a "miracle" she survived the traumatising incident, but despite 26 operations to save her vision, doctors have recently confirmed the vision in her right eye is lost for good, and vision in her left eye is extremely limited."It has taken a while for the reality to sink in – I entered a period of real mourning," Jaqueline, from Papanduva, Brazil, told NeedToKnow."I don't recognise faces on the street, I can barely see who's next to me."I can't walk alone because I can't see steps, holes, or obstacles."Jaqueline has been suffering corneal perforation – where the cornea, in the front part of the eye, has a hole or opening – since the incident, and has recently had two corneal transplants to prevent her eye from leaking.The issue means she can't regain clear vision, but the first transplant wasn't fully successful, leading to a second in February which involved having her eyelids sewn shut.She said: "I was devastated and overwhelmed because I didn't want my eyelids to be sewn, but I knew it was the only option to save my eye from further corneal damage."A few months on, the stitches eventually fell out, but doctors delivered the devastating news that she will no longer be able to see out of her right eye due to the extensive damage caused by.26 Aug 2025Pictured: WARNING, CONTAINS GRAPHIC CONTENTStory from Jam Press (Steven Johnson Syndrome) Pictured: Jaqueline Gmack in hospital.Woman left 'burning from inside out' after taking Ibuprofen devastated as doctors say vision is lost for goodA woman who was left 'burning from the inside out' and in a 17-day coma from an extreme reaction to Ibuprofen will never get her sight back, doctors have confirmed.Jaqueline Gmack took the over-the-counter medication to alleviate menstrual cramps, but soon started to experience terrifying symptoms, including blistering skin.The 32-year-old was taken to hospital and put into an induced coma, with doctors discovering her body's reaction to the medication had triggered a rare condition called Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS).It was a "miracle" she survived the traumatising incident, but despite 26 operations to save her vision, doctors have recently confirmed the vision in her right eye is lost for good, and vision in her left eye is extremely limited.,Image: 1031420443, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: NO Australia, Germany, Norway, South Korea, Sweden, United Kingdom, United States, Unknown Country, Model Release: no, Pictured: Jaqueline Gmack

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