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A. Andriulytė described his story on a personal Facebook account, where he requested the possibility of treating complications after a Covid-19 passport. She claimed that Covid-19 had fallen ill in mid-March, but for those like her, the government had already prepared a Passport to Opportunity for entertainment.
“However, the passport of opportunities to treat a complication, pneumonia, is more relevant to me. When I found out about the diagnosis, I was shocked: I was vaccinated against pneumococcus a year ago and I never had pneumonia in my life.
And here, for the first time, CRB 157, oxygen saturation up to 85-90, high temperature, changes in the lungs. Treatment: only in hospital. But there must be alternatives.
Fever clinics have been abolished, no day hospital or outpatient services are provided for patients like me. What remains is a private clinic where I am given large doses of antibiotics every day. I’m glad when the CRB drops to 22 on the fifth day. We move on to broad-spectrum oral antibiotics. And here is another gift from the state, after Covid-19, in pneumonia, it is not a reimbursable drug, “he wrote.
According to A. Andriulytė, the state did not help her at all, but specific doctors and nurses helped her.
God protect them. So I turn to the bureaucrats, give me the opportunity to deal with passports like me, those who have experienced postovival complications and thousands of patients with chronic cancer diseases, etc. Really, not theoretically. Not by promises, but by providing real algorithms, real help, ”he asked.
Most likely, he was infected while caring for his mother
She told Delfi that the most important thing is that the system must work.
“There must be mobile groups that go to the sick kovidu people rather than telephone counseling. Also with postcovidial complications. Competent groups have to run to prescribe drugs, do tests, draw blood, etc. This is how the whole world lives and all these good practices came back last summer. “
According to A. Andriulytė, a person with serious problems cannot be left alone and this is the essence of his message.
“It’s so sick kovidu, when not only the soup can be alive (…), and now we see reports that the youngest are dying because they do not receive adequate help and the disease is complicated at home. Here are problems. I said that Vilnius should be the first to lead by example and it would really reduce people’s stress when they knew that they could not only call an ambulance, take them out or leave them at home, but they could also call a special. mobile group with specifications. suits. “
In his opinion, not everyone has the necessary equipment to monitor their health, and such a group could perform a thorough examination. He was also surprised that the fever clinics were closed, which could be visited not only by COVID-19 patients.
A. Andriulytė said he became ill on March 4 and March 18. He already had a negative test, but he didn’t get any benefit because his body was so weak.
“Then I made a big mistake by not checking for lymphocytes. What does the fight do? Brutally kill our blood warriors. Now I blame myself for not checking, because if I hadn’t had so many antibodies, but if I had looked at how many lymphocytes I had, I would have been alarmed and protected in time ”.
He also drew attention to another problem. Politics fell ill with coronavir because it could not leave a single mother who was infected with coronavir on February 28.
“Of course, I wore a mask, other necessary protective gear, sanitized everything, and maybe had a one percent hope that I wouldn’t get ‘hooked.’ Everyone says to be careful, but what do you do when a situation occurs? Like this? After all, mothers won’t be left alone, Dad has already been treated at the hospital.
It is true that I have still tried to buy a protective suit, but they do not sell it in pharmacies. I think that if a mobile team had come to help take care of my mother, I would have been isolated and not infected ”.
When she herself became ill, the politician continued, she was helped by the Lithuanian Red Cross, which agreed to take care of her mother. The state, says A. Andriulytė, does not provide such services, but could, if it does not, purchase them from non-governmental organizations.
“In my opinion, 50 percent. This disease is also due to the fact that a person is distracted because he does not know where to expect help. Believe me, inner peace helps a lot to improve.”
The politician added that conditions arose in which the mother finally died after sixteen days of illness, but the diagnosis was ultimately not kovidasand kidney problems.
“Now it is probably more convenient to say so, because on the 14th day after the illness, the person is said to be no longer ill with a fight, and he died on the 16th.” I had to take care of everything myself. “
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