Nagpur: Rahul (33), an employee of a public sector bank, continued to leave since May when he tested a positive covid.
Rahul lost his eyes on black mushrooms in the post-covid period.
Fear of how his colleagues would react to his defective face forced Rahul to extend his cutting, a relative person said.
Rishi, working with the business of public sector, still afraid of being infected again and remain at home.
Dr.
Shweta Lohiya’s tht specialist said many victims who still had not been able to overcome normal activities.
“The main problem is they cannot integrate into normal life,” he said.
Last week, Kingsway Hospital arranged a meeting of Mucor Survivors after the doctor began to get various questions from patients and anxious relatives.
“Everyone wants to know about rehabilitation.
But it will take at least six months.
We have provided temporary protests and obturators.
For permanent rehabilitation, we need to be sure they are free or at least from anti-fungal drugs for the next three months , “said Dr.
Lohiya.
During the meeting, the doctors brought the survivors of the Mucor stage who had received a new life and returned to their daily activities.
One that survived how he came out of Covid just to be beaten by Mucor.
“He survived the death twice,” said a relative.
Dr.
Lohiya added that the medical problem was treated by a team of doctors.
“Medium survivors are mostly struggling to return to normal life.
They complain of weakness or craft again.
Some have moved after counseling,” he said.
Sanjeev (56) has two operations after he loses the eyes, jaw and teeth.
“The right eyeball was removed while some complications still survived near the left eye.
We continue to motivate it to come out, so he doesn’t keep pondering what happened,” said his son.
Maxillofacial surgeon Dr.
Vipin Dehue said the second wave Covid triggered a mukormycosis tsunami.
“Black mushrooms leave a trace of destruction.
Every life of the patient is prioritized without hesitation he said.
Dr.
Dehane said in the case of dentures and routine implants, surgeons have genuine jaws to replicate.
“In the post-prayer case, we have no important parts.
Therefore, special implants of patients and adjusted are being designed through the stereolitograph model – 3D face images imitating the original.
Implants will be installed on the model first and then in the patient,” he said .
Many of these patients will need full oral prostheses, he added.
Dr.
Dehane, a consultant at Kingsway Hospital, said the survivors shown videos from Paralympics to make them excited.
“We told them to give us time,” he said.