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My Brother is in hospital, since 11 days due to COVID in delhi, hospital is not telling us anything. He is shifted to ICCU from Oxygen bed in last 11 days.. SPO2 level is at 58 to 60 without oxygen and with oxygen it is 90 to 92 only. Given 5 shots of Remdesivir already. Nothing else we know about him, we are really worried. Please help us as what should we do, and what happens to pateint , is it normal to be like this after 11 days.. even after 11 days later he feels short breath. Please give me guidance medically.
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Hi sir probably he has greater part of lung involved
this week is crucial
Once he is being tapered of 02 support that is sign of recovery
Hope he is in safe hands
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Never loose your hope . It seems like your brothers as develop serious lung problem.doctors must be putting all their effort . Have faith
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