Jaipur: Covid-related acceptance at city hospitals increased.
About one third of patients who were hospitalized were in an icus in oxygen support.
Some of them recovering in the ward have also used oxygen.
Previously, the Ministry of Health was an asimptomatic eryikron patient and those who suffered a mild disease in accordance with the central guidelines.
But the situation changes rapidly because patients who need oxygen support have begun to increase.
“With increasing cases, the number of people hospitalized also increased.
This shows that the Delta variant still takes victims on the health of people such as the second wave.
The situation is not worrying as it is now but people need to be careful and follow Covid behavior.
Right, “said Dr.
Narrettam Sharma, Head of Medical Health Officer (Jaipur-I).
Two days ago, the city had 99 patients in the hospital.
On Friday, it rose to 113 and on Saturday 151 patients were undergoing hospital treatment.
The cause of concern is that of the 151 inpatient care, 50 in an icus that requires oxygen support and 101 is on the edge of 11 in the support of oxygen.
Of the 60 undergoing treatment at Ruhs Hospital, 14 is in an icus.
“The number of revenues has increased over the past few days.
Fourteen patients underwent treatment in the icus,” said Dr.
Ajit Singh, supervisor, Ruhs Hospital.
He said the genome sequencing report of the patient received by the ICU was awaited to identify the variants they were infected.
Covid inpatient in Jaipur, one third in an icus
