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“Currently, we are seeing an exponential increase in the number of infected people, which will put pressure on all systems,” pulmonologist Dr. Alexander Simidchiev of “Hello Bulgaria” said on air. He compared the situation in the country to a growing fire. Its prevalence can be reduced by maintaining distance and maintaining hand hygiene.
“When you have minimal complaints like
Nasal congestion, scratching in the throat, low temperature, even if it is low, keep in mind that in medicine we work with something called preliminary probability. Currently, there are no other respiratory infections that cause this type of discomfort. No flu A, no flu B. What we have is a coronavirus. If you have such complaints, you are more likely to have a coronavirus. If you do not have serious complaints, isolate yourself, stay home, do not spread the infection, ”urged the doctor.
According to him, at this time it is important that society is unitedand not divided into measures and crisis management.
“There are many variables that affect both hospital admissions and actions. Compliance with protocols is very important. It is essential to monitor each component of this process, because only through data can we manage this process, “he said. .
Dr. Simidchiev believes that more often a person can feel bad and limit themselves.
In more severe symptoms – rapid breathing, palpitations, shortness of breath, it is appropriate to contact an ambulance, according to the pulmonologist. He recommended that we ventilate the facilities frequently, as compressed air is dangerous. The main risk is the close distance between people and when protective equipment is not used, Dr. Simidchiev adds.
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