Coimbatore: District recorded 563 fresh Covid-19 cases on Tuesday, even when 986 patients were excluded from various treatment centers, carrying active cases down to 4,676.
The recovery rate has increased to 96.9% with 2,12,285 from 2,18,990 people, who have tested the positive virus until now, recovered from infections in the district.
However, Covid-19 victims jumped to 2,029 with the country including 12 fatalities that occurred in the district in the bulletin.
While the doctor suggested even people who were vaccinated to take all Covid-19 prevention measures such as wearing masks, social distance and often washing hands to prevent other waves, they have warned of overdoing several steps such as inhaling steam and consumption of vitamin C.
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Varun Sundaramooorthy Infectious Disease Specialist, Kovai Medical Center and Hospital, said, “There is no evidence that the vapor inhalation can kill a virus.
Maybe or may not prevent viruses.
It is ideally done only when you have a blocked nose.
Heat vapor looses the mucus Hard and remove it.
“Doctors say vapor inhalation can do more damage than goodness, if done too often.
Dr.
D Ashwath, Dadayani child, “When done regularly, it destroys the hair in your nostril which is the first line of protection against foreign particles such as the virus that enters the system.” He also advised people of consumption of high doses of vitamin C or zinc supplements.
“We see more cases of people with kidney stones because of excess intake of vitamin C.” Dr.
S Murugananth, Nephrology Consultants and Kidney Transplant Doctors, Royal Care Hospitals, said excess vitamin C in the intestine will turn into oxalate, which will be stored along the kidney tissue and can turn into a stone after combined with calcium.
“Vitamin C intake suggested every day is only 100GM and which can be obtained from natural sources.
500mg Vitamin C tablets can be maximally consumed for three weeks on stretching, once a day, once in six months.
Even it is not needed for healthy people.”
DIPS active case to 4,676, the recovery rate in the distance
