Coronavirus: This old woman has now been discharged from the hospital. She was given dexamethasone medication in AIIMS for 10 consecutive days.
new Delhi. Coronavirus has caused havoc all over the world. So far in India, about seven and a half lakh people have been infected with Corona. Meanwhile, shocking reports have emerged about Corona infection. An old woman admitted to Delhi's All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) underwent a corona test. The report was negative every time. Finally, in the antibody test, it was found out that she had a corona.
Negative report every time
Dr. Vijay Gurjar of AIIMS has shared this experience on Twitter. According to him, an 80-year-old woman had fever and difficulty in breathing. In such a situation, she was admitted to AIIMS. She was RT-PCR corona tested at AIIMS 4 times between 25 June and 7 July. But each time the report was found negative. While seeing the reports of x-rays and CT scans, the doctors were treating them as infections and they were treated in the same way.
Revealed by an antibody test
Later, the doctors got her antibodies tested. It was found that antibodies had developed in his body. For this reason, every time a corona is reported, a negative I. Antibody can be formed in a person's body only if it is infected with the coronavirus. Not only this, but it also takes about 5-7 days to produce antibodies. These antibodies work to fight against infection in the patient's body.
Policy makers must understand the fact that it's evolving pandemic
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— Dr. Vijay Gurjar (@docvjg) July 8, 2020
Survived life
This elderly woman has now been discharged from the hospital. She was given dexamethasone medication in AIIMS for 10 consecutive days. Recently, the Indian government has allowed the use of this drug in the treatment of corona. It is very cheap for medicine.
Such a case came before
Doctor Vijay Gurjar said that recently, Ashok Bhayana, a junior resident of Maulana Azad Medical College, died in Rohtak's hospital. All of them had symptoms of the corona, but the report came negative.