The director of the BMA jumped on Associate Prof. Mangarov: It is in his conscience that a large part of society is confused – Diseases

Suddenly we will not be blocked, believe that it is not necessary. We are 9 months away from the epidemic. Everyone should have learned by now how to take care of themselves, wash themselves, wear a mask, in case someone forces it on them. This was stated in the morning block of BTV by the president of the Bulgarian Medical Union, Dr. Ivan Madjarov.

“Bulgaria needs an individual approach against the pandemic. Bulgaria has not experienced such a severe wave of patients in hospitals. We need to explain that the virus is dangerous. However, many young people go through the coronavirus with loss of sense of smell,” he said . .

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“The main flaw we have with doctors is that we have allowed two camps between doctors. A society that believes that it is developed must rely on science, not shamans and suggestions. I have repeatedly suggested that the doctors union speak expertly. in specialized forums, not in social networks through attacks ”, revealed the president of the BMA.

Sometimes the opinions of the same expert are contradicted every few months, a doctor said in March-April that we had to get tested en masse, and a few days ago he said that the AKP were “spending money.” “The name of this associate professor is Atanas Mangarov. This is not an insult, but his words. It is in his conscience that a large part of society is confused,” said Dr. Madjarov.

“There is no policy in that Assoc. Prof. Mangarov makes contradictory statements,” said Dr. Ivan Madjarov.

“Let people think, and if it is said not to travel through this area, then if it is not necessary, then it is not done,” added the head of the BMA.

“We definitely need to test people with symptoms. If we have had contact with an infected person, the most normal thing is to isolate ourselves,” said Dr. Madjarov.

GPs will issue a referral for a PCR test

“Fever, fatigue, loss of smell, cough, shortness of breath are some of the symptoms that can be derived for coronavirus tests. There may be no loss of taste or smell, but the patient may have another symptom,” revealed the person in charge of. BLS.