Dr. Dieynne Saugo, bitten by a snake in a waterfall bath, left the ICU of the Albert Einstein Hospital in São Paulo, where she was hospitalized. The information was published by her sister, Nathalia Saugo, on a social network.
“Dy has already been released to leave the ICU and go to her room, they let someone out to stay with her, of course with all possible care,” Nathalia wrote.
Diyenne was bitten by a jararaca while bathing in a waterfall with friends in Nobre (MT) on August 31. Upon arriving at the hospital, he was diagnosed with covid-19. The doctor’s family made a kitten so that it could be transferred to São Paulo for a treatment that costs around R $ 300 thousand.
The doctor had to undergo surgery on his arm, in one of the places where the snake bit him. They also stung his face.
God is so good, but so good, that he does not abandon his children !! And he’s listening to every sentence … We have just received a WONDERFUL news, Dy has already been discharged to leave the ICU and go to her room, they let someone go there to stay with her, of course with all possible care, and she has also stopped taking the strong medicine. they were taking for clotting, they are using other means to control! . God blessed, and our trip so far was not an accident, my mother and sister’s exams were negative thank God. God is very wonderful, THANK YOU SO MUCH for the positive energies, and for the prayers, for everything, THANK YOU? . We will be like this again, very together !! You are everything to me I love you ??
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Nathalia told UOL that her sister’s conditions were exacerbated by the lack of an antidote to the snake’s venom. “If I had the antifidic serum in place, I think [o quadro dela] It wouldn’t have gotten that much worse, “he said. The doctor had to be transferred to Cuiabá for treatment.
“All the hospitals in Cuiabá are full. There was a vacancy in one, but it was in the patient room with covid-19. Until then, we did not know that it was already contaminated. We only found out the other day [quando ela já havia sido levada para São Paulo]”, Explain.
Despite the diagnosis of covid-19, the doctor, known on social media as “Dr. Fit”, showed no symptoms of the disease. Nathalia points out that the case was serious and the family had to act quickly. According to her, the sister was at risk of having her arm amputated due to the snake bite.
