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The Chief Physician of the Department of the National Institute of Hematology and Infectious Diseases at South Pest Central Hospital recommends that all people who can do so get vaccinated against the coronavirus.
János Slavik Wednesday on Kossuth Radio Good morning Hungary! He said he advocates for all vaccines, and if a vaccine is developed against a disease, it is worth giving it to everyone. It reminded me that smallpox had just gone away with the help of the vaccine and that polio could go away soon.
“So, as an infectologist, all I can say is that everyone who can get vaccinated, even if I know that this disease is really dangerous for the elderly and the sick,” he emphasized. He added that the country has immobilized many millions of vaccines to get them to people as soon as possible. However, this requires citizens to understand that vaccines are helpful, good, and do not have the serious side effects expressed by those who reject vaccines.
János Slavik considers it highly likely that the epidemic situation in Hungary will improve as a result of the government measures taken previously. He said there has been a slight decrease in the number of identified cases and fewer deaths in the recent period, although there appear to be more people in hospitals.
According to him, it is worth following the evolution of the epidemic based on weekly data, since this will give a better picture of the trends, so that in a week it will be seen if the situation has really improved.
The chief doctor said that about the next vacation, if possible, several families should not celebrate together because it is not possible to know who is asymptomatic but is a carrier of the virus.
“To see the end of the epidemic! People must be aware that this is a transition period, we must be able to stop certain things in order to return to normal life next summer, “said the infectologist.
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