Letter: He spent the last five months in the hospital bed, which came out for three times he was in a ventilator.
Nearly 95% of his lungs were infected when the 35-year-old competed for the battle against Covid-19, who even the doctors felt he would lose.
But the varachha residents defeated opportunities and Coronavirus also when he was dismissed from a new civil hospital (NCH) earlier this week.
The battle was won by thanks to Him never said attitude, take care of her sister and medical staff from NCH.
Many in the medical field believed his own inpatient case Covid-19 was the longest.
He may also be the last covid patient from the second wave was also removed from NCH.
The woman was taken to a private hospital by family members on March 25.
He had a fever and felt panting.
The Covid-19 case began to increase during the same period in the city.
“When his condition deteriorated, he was placed on a ventilator two days later and was shifted to the ICU.
He was taken to NCH on May 27 and even then he was in a ventilator,” said Ashvin Vasava, Nch Doctor.
After examining him at the time of registration of the doctor at NCH told his relatives that his survival opportunities were lacking.
“Husband and his father-in-law did not come to see him after he was treated at NCH because they also did not expect the recovery.
The staff of the sister and Nchnya treated him,” said medical staff members said.
His condition deteriorated further.
However, in one month received at NCH, he began to recover and shifted to normal oxygen from the ventilator.
“It was the patience of the patient he struck well on this disease.
No one can bear the pain in the ventilator for three months.
It could be a case of reinfection but in accordance with who the guidelines even for two months the patient can be found positive,” said Dr.
Vasava.