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Can I change Hospital?
Hi, My Relative
Age - 42,
SPO2 with ventilator - 85 - 95 % fluctuating every day
SPO2 without ventilator - 45%
He is on Ventilator from last 14 days
Today is 21st day
CRP is 1.4
D dimer - 472
Ferritin - 159
LDH - 184
Blood Urea - 50 mg/dl
5 days before CRP was 8.4 but its now normal.
Today he has been prescribed Bevacizumab 400mg.
We want to Change Hospital, which will take 3 hours to reach there. Is this good to change Hospital in this condition, with Ventilator supported Ambulance.
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If you feel enough care is not provided in the hospital and it's not competent enough and in a rural setting then yes. Otherwise. Most of the Covid care hospitals are managing the same way
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Dr. Subhash Choudhary
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7 yrs exp
Delhi
As per your history patient is on improving side so why you guys are we want to change any specific reasons??
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