With Death: Girl With A Rare Reaction To Static Electricity Could Die

13-year, the Scottish student had a rare - allergic to static electricity. Doctors have given notice that he could die simply brushing your hair.

Megan Stewart dice with death every time she combs her hair or touch the ball because of an extremely rare disease.

Megan's syndrome suffer from brushing her hair, which was only discovered when he was ready for his first day at primary school and six.

Doctors at the Hospital for Sick Children in Glasgow said they had only heard of another case of this syndrome that forces young people to avoid any kind of static, because it triggers a potentially fatal reaction.

Megan's mother, Sharon describes how she discovered her daughter's illness.

She said: "I was brushing her hair when she turned, and his lips were blue We had never heard of this condition before, and doctors said they never heard of Another case ever .. "

Mrs. Stewart added: "When we comb the hair we need him down and cover their heads with water to stop static build."

The doctors were baffled by his condition that causes dizziness and may trigger a crisis.

The debug output, it is thought the little-known disease can be the result of birth complications.