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Medical sources in Britain revealed the nature of the second wave of the emerging corona virus, in terms of the age of the patients and the severity of the cases.
And according to the British network “Sky News”, people with Covid-19 in the second wave of the outbreak of the epidemic were younger compared to those who were infected in the first wave, in addition to suffering more.
David Barrott, 19, who was given oxygen after the new Corona virus inflicted damage to his lungs, recounted some of his suffering with the disease, saying: “My symptoms developed very quickly until I found myself with a great need for oxygen and without being able to make any effort “. .
He added: “I am afraid that the disease will affect me in the future. Any damage to my lungs will have a negative effect throughout my life and I may not be able to do many things.”
According to Dr. John de Vos, who works in the Royal Surrey County Hospital Crown unit, the second wave of the epidemic was marked by the infection of large numbers of young men, like David.
And John: “People with Covid-19 suffer during the second wave, more severe symptoms, and this time the patients are younger and stay in the hospital for a longer period, and we cannot predict the repercussions after recovery.” .
He noted a significant jump in the number of patients recently admitted to the hospital, noting that this is due to the violation of preventive measures such as the organization of social gatherings, especially during the holidays that have passed.
Figures from the British government showed 41,346 new cases of the virus were recorded on Saturday, up from 55,761 on Friday.
Saturday’s injuries represent the lowest level of daily injuries since December 27.
However, deaths continued to rise at a rapid rate, with 1,295 deaths, bringing the total number to 88,590.
And Chris Whitty, the British government’s chief medical officer, warned his people on Friday that the number of daily deaths had not yet peaked.
Britain has been implementing blanket isolation measures since January 5, closing non-essential schools and businesses and requiring people to work from home as much as possible.
In its latest move to control the infection, the government required all those who arrived in Britain to present a certificate stating that they are free of the virus, starting Monday, as well as going into self-isolation for a period of 10 days, from the day of arrival.
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