Hyderabad: In the midst of an omicron surge, it is a Delta variant that seems to be driving hospitalization throughout the city.
Many private hospitals have reported a surge in the number of people affected by Covid-19 who were hospitalized because of the symptoms that were exacerbated such as fever, dry coughing and decreased levels of oxygen saturation for the past 10 days.
The Delta variant is mainly responsible for the second wave between February and June 2021, producing a large number of deaths.
The doctor was afraid that even as an Omicron variant produced an increase in the number of cases, it was a Delta variant which proved worrying for hospitals.
On January 26, 38.023 Covid-19 patients were under care and isolation throughout Telangana.
This figure was established at 22,197 on January 17.
The number of people who admitted at the hospital also increased from 2,366 around 10 days which returned to 3,332 on January 26.
Dr.
K.
Kumar Dr.
K, a consultant doctor at Sunshine Hospital, “The third wave began.
January 1, but we have observed the hike inpatient for the past week.
People landed in hospitals with poor symptoms such as high-grade fever, shortness of breath, Saturation 93-94%.
In the RT-PCR test, if we find the genes, we are clinically considered the Delta variant.
“The renewal of Coronavirus Livedoctors said that the Delta variant was still unusual, with many cases landed in serious conditions in the hospital.
“Those who have Delta landed in hospitals with an elevated C-reactive protein, which is a marker of inflammation in the blood.
The difference between the previous wave and this wave is that people who need oxygen lower this time.
Most delta patients were obtained for three to three to Five days and recovered afterwards, “said Dr.
Naveen Reddy, a doctor of consultant, Yashoda Hospital, Somajiguda.