Bollywood CC # 56 - Page 16

Originally posted by: angrybread

TBH there is no medication for it , it's not bacterial infection so anti-biotic is useless as well. But if someone has other health issue and complications arise then there are medications for those problems. I have it with mild symptoms and it's almost a week now and i have been advised to self isolate take paracetamol ( for fever and pain) , plenty of rest and good diet and if there is even slight problem in breathing then call emergency services . All my family members are confined to separate rooms and separate bathrooms.

I hope u get well soon. Its true it has no medication but it is also true the disease leads to several complications. If the symptoms are not well managed it can lead to serious problems and sometimes it can also lead to death. Unfortunately this is also a new disease so mostly even doctors are not fully aware of the complications. So its good if the patient consults a doctor even with the mildest of symptoms for proper guidance cause nobody knows how this disease will affect them in long term.

Originally posted by: ~*sindhu*~

Covid doesn't have treatment but the symptoms can be treated just like dengue. Waiting for breathing difficulties can be fatal cause u don't know if u will find a hospital on time or not. Just few days back heard someone had breathing difficulties and went to hospital. His oxygen saturation was 74. Didn't survive. 92 is supposedly the limit. He didn't even realise how bad it was for him.

Lol tum diwali tak ruko yeah new year tak this will continue for minimum 4 years 😆

Yes breathing difficulties is an alarm. My father in law had it last month and it got really bad for him with him grasping for breath. He was in no condition to go anywhere so a test wasn't done , none of the doctors in the area were ready to check on him without covid test, besides FIL flatly refused to go to a doctor due to fear of being kept away from family in isolation. My brother in law arranged oxygen for him at home , learnt how to do it with the help of a doctor in neighbourhood , we took guidance from our doctor friends outside india and inside india and somehow he survived after being looked after by whole family ....but those were really difficult days.

Originally posted by: ~*sindhu*~

I hope u get well soon. Its true it has no medication but it is also true the disease leads to several complications. If the symptoms are not well managed it can lead to serious problems and sometimes it can also lead to death. Unfortunately this is also a new disease so mostly even doctors are not fully aware of the complications. So its good if the patient consults a doctor even with the mildest of symptoms for proper guidance cause nobody knows how this disease will affect them in long term.

yes i agree with that , it can lead to many complications if one is weak, aged or already has other health conditions and it turns fatal. Lucky are the ones who just get away with mild symptoms but that doesn't mean we can let our guards down as no-body knows full implications and side effects of it yet . In older people i know 2 had it with 1 survived and 1 died.

Originally posted by: angrybread

Yes breathing difficulties is an alarm. My father in law had it last month and it got really bad for him with him grasping for breath. He was in no condition to go anywhere so a test wasn't done , none of the doctors in the area were ready to check on him without covid test, besides FIL flatly refused to go to a doctor due to fear of being kept away from family in isolation. My brother in law arranged oxygen for him at home , learnt how to do it with the help of a doctor in neighbourhood , we took guidance from our doctor friends outside india and inside india and somehow he survived after being looked after by whole family ....but those were really difficult days.

Baapre thats scary. Did u guys come to know what happened though? Is he fine now or does he still have issues? Did u get an oxymeter?

Originally posted by: ~*sindhu*~

Covid doesn't have treatment but the symptoms can be treated just like dengue. Waiting for breathing difficulties can be fatal cause u don't know if u will find a hospital on time or not. Just few days back heard someone had breathing difficulties and went to hospital. His oxygen saturation was 74. Didn't survive. 92 is supposedly the limit. He didn't even realise how bad it was for him.

Lol tum diwali tak ruko yeah new year tak this will continue for minimum 4 years 😆

Pata nahi inn logon ke liye toh temp was recorded at 35-34, breathing issues hue nahi toh so thank god bah gaye. Am just mad cause they are not taking it seriously. Not just them almost everyone. See so many on streets without masks 🤮.

Hehehe kaam pe jaane ka mann nahi kar raha haj yaar .... Phir se wahin monotonous routine, upar se jaldi utho😭😭😭. Nahi hoga re baba mere se. Koi roko isse. Wfh is the new it thing 😂😂😂.

Wbu? R u going to work?

Originally posted by: angrybread

yes i agree with that , it can lead to many complications if one is weak, aged or already has other health conditions and it turns fatal. Lucky are the ones who just get away with mild symptoms but that doesn't mean we can let our guards down as no-body knows full implications and side effects of it yet . In older people i know 2 had it with 1 survived and 1 died.

Complications is a possibility even with the healthy ones. Nobody knows how it is going to affect and whom. Like I said people with mild to no symptoms came back with complications such as breathing issues. Its a mysterious disease as of now.

Originally posted by: ~*sindhu*~

Baapre thats scary. Did u guys come to know what happened though? Is he fine now or does he still have issues? Did u get an oxymeter?

My FIL has heart condition, he had a hole in his heart which was operated upon and he has been on medicines for few years now , i think that's what complicated it for him. While everyone else in the family had fever, cough, loss of smell and taste and recovered in few days , his condition got worse. Luckily my husband's brother bought on oxymeter a couple of weeks ago keeping in mind the covid situation which came in handy. But after recovery he was really really weak and its only recently he is back on his 2 feet.

Originally posted by: VintageWine

Pata nahi inn logon ke liye toh temp was recorded at 35-34, breathing issues hue nahi toh so thank god bah gaye. Am just mad cause they are not taking it seriously. Not just them almost everyone. See so many on streets without masks 🤮.

Hehehe kaam pe jaane ka mann nahi kar raha haj yaar .... Phir se wahin monotonous routine, upar se jaldi utho😭😭😭. Nahi hoga re baba mere se. Koi roko isse. Wfh is the new it thing 😂😂😂.

Wbu? R u going to work?

Haan I toh started in June only. 😆

Originally posted by: angrybread

My FIL has heart condition, he had a hole in his heart which was operated upon and he has been on medicines for few years now , i think that's what complicated it for him. While everyone else in the family had fever, cough, loss of smell and taste and recovered in few days , his condition got worse. Luckily my husband's brother bought on oxymeter a couple of weeks ago keeping in mind the covid situation which came in handy. But after recovery he was really really weak and its only recently he is back on his 2 feet.

Oh yeah that can be the cause. I m glad u guys could manage even in such tough times. Hopefully he will recover completely soon. Its good u have it , it will help to keep a track for everyone.

Originally posted by: GrumpyTheCat

This song requires ( for me.. Don’t come at me all you army 😂) some kind of transition ... I hope someone makes a mashup with Taylor’s “look what you made me do” . The tempo is different but challenging the talented ones out there and throwing it out at the Universe to make it happen.

😆 I hope some Army does it. Some Armys are really good at making mashups .