Hyderabad: While the level of inpatient is lower so far in the third wave compared to the previous two waves of pandemic, residential beds in hospitals have increased over the past week.
The previous week saw 278 hospitalized throughout the state last, jumping on three to four daily acceptance for Covid-19 in a week before.
According to doctors and experts, even if the level of hospitalization is lower, the absolute amount can be higher because of the larger number of cases.
They say that be careful to prevent the spread of infection will be the key to dealing with the third wave.
The previous week saw more than 6,000 cases, with more than 3 percent of the level of participation while the number of hospital admissions surged to 1,435, from 1,157 at that time.
Although there are accurate symptoms of symptoms in the current wave, it must be mentioned that 182 patients from those who are recognized currently in hospitals and private hospitals receive temporary oxygen treatment in the intensive care unit (ICU).
A total of 26 patients were received at Gandhi Hospital for Covid-19 in just three days that have raised concerns.
According to officials and doctors, the Delta variant is still circulating and preventive measures must be taken at any time.
“Even though the inpatient level in omicron waves throughout the world seems to be lower, we must not forget that around 30 percent of cases are still from the Delta variant that has serious symptoms.
When the case rises, hospitalization will reflect the numbers instead of the percentage,” explained Dr.
Kiran Madala, a certified ICMR researcher.
Officials said that even if only 1 percent of the large number of cases were hospitalized, there would be a lot of pressure on the health care system.
“Individuals must be responsible and comply with the Covid-19 protocol so as not to burden the system,” Urging the Director of the Public Health Negeri Dr.
G Srinivasa Rao.
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