Skin color: Rarely, Jungle rot will result in complications with skin pigmentation. It has been known to leave the victim with different colors such as bright red, blue, green, and a rare color change of orange. Deep tissue invasion - Infection may spread deep to the subcutaneous tissue, but rarely involve the bone[6] Chronic ulceration - characterised by thick rim of fibrous tissue around the ulcer edges[6] Recurrent ulceration - most commonly happen in children[6] Squamous cell carcinoma - may develop at the rate of 2 to 15% of the chronic ulcers that persists for more than three years[6] Tetanus: by entry of tetanus bacilli through the ulcer.