Pune: Analysis of around 11,492 Covid-19 active cases in Maharashtra until December 28 have revealed that almost 62% or 7,112 asymptomatic patients or show mild symptoms.
Experts say the trend that applies significantly given a 63% increase in the cases of Covid Sundays, with hospitals also confirming the main surge in reception.
Data from the Ministry of Health once revealed that the level of mild / asymptomatic patients had increased from 48% (from 7,068 active cases) around 19 to 62% (from 11,492 cases of active covid) until December 28.
The proportion of severe Covid cases among active cases fell to 12.62% on December 28, from 18.46% in the week ended December 19 absolute numbers, Maharashtra had nearly 615 patients in an icus until December 19, which rose slightly to 645 on December 28th.
A senior health department official said, “Although a clearer picture will appear after a week, hospitalization in Maharashtra does not increase at the speed in which new cases have increased so far.
Even in Mumbai, the speed on which cases Just appear, the same speed is not visible in terms of hospital admission.
However, we must wait until 7-8 January to understand accurately the severity of the disease and inpatient trends after the surge in Covid cases recently.
“Intensive Dr.
Rahul Pandit , member of the Covid State Task Force, told TII, “We still have a small number of Covid beds occupied in the hospital, showing a lower incidence of hospital admission.
After saying that, usually hospitalized two weeks after improving cases.
that cases in Maharashtra (especially Mumbai) began to increase in large quantities after December 20, would be wise to Wait until January 10 to make the assumption of an inpatient trend.
“Dr.
Om Srivastav, an infectious disease expert from Mumbai and members of the Covid Negara Task Force, said,” We only saw a marginal increase in reception Covid in hospitals, and most of the cases were light.
That I do not recommend hospitalization for the majority of patients.
Most are fine with home care.
“Dr.
Vidya Yeravdekar, Managing Director of Symbiosis Society, and Symbiosis University Hospital & Research Center, a Dedicated Covid Hospital in Pune,” We have so far not seen an increase in hospitals.
At present, there are only two patients received to the Covid ward in the hospital.
Their disease looks light and can also be managed in house isolation.
“Even though there is a Covid case increase, he said, some patients tend to show mild symptoms because of the high level of vaccination now.” Either people suffer from Covid or / and have been vaccinated, which leads to fair immunity.
This could be the reason why hospitals have so far not recorded a large surge in reception despite a case increase.
When cases have started running in March 2021, it was immediately followed by an increase in hospital admission.
So, it doesn’t need to panic.
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