HYDERABAD: The roster from herbal medications for mucormycosis (black fungus) sufferers will start from Wednesday in the Government ENT Hospital along with Gandhi Hospital, both designated physicians in the country for treatment of mucormycosis instances. Both hospitals collectively have approximately 300 cases of mucormycosis under therapy alongside a waitlist of patients. The section of Ayurveda, Yoga & naturopathy, Unani, siddha and antidepressant (Ayush) from the country has been analyzing 100 mucromycosis patients within the past few days in both government-designated hospitals. The study team had chosen the patients depending on the many levels of criticality, and it has develop treatment protocols for every degree — gentle, moderate, and intense. The Ayush division was providing preventative medications to those that have recovered in Covid-19 but was on high doses of steroids and so are diabetics to the past one week, in the BRKR Government Ayurvedic College. “We’d been operating in 2 components — in ENT Hospital along with Gandhi Hospital — and every unit had examined 50 patients. We will need to examine the character of the illness and the way it’s spreading. Mucormycosis was a really rare disorder but is currently spreading. The groups also have discussed observations and therapy protocol and the medications are now set up. We’ll start prescribing Ayurvedic medications to individuals in elsewhere (Wednesday),” explained Dr Praveen Madikonda, associate professor in BRKR Government Ayurvedic College, who’s heading the research team in the Government ENT Hospital. Officials in both government hospitals said they don’t wish to make over-enthusiasm concerning this kind of therapy. “During a week we’ll have the ability to think of a few decisions,” the official added diminishing to discuss more information about the treatment protocol for now.