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Photo: Augustas Didžgalvis
Photo Augustas Didžgalvis
Gitautas Kievinas, a Vilnius “Spark-MRU” specialist who overcame the coronavirus, was in a good mood over the weekend. The period of self-isolation ended just before him, closing him and the rest of the team at home for half a month.
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“Cheers – like a bull,” Kievin joked, speaking to the website “Moterulyga.lt”. “I can finally talk to people.”
Kievin felt the symptoms two days after the October 9 game with the substitute team: Vilnius “Kibirkštimi-VKM”. These latter members also had to be immediately quarantined.
The COVID-19 infection reminded the coach of the flu, but one symptom was particularly severe.
“It broke terribly, there were a lot of headaches, maybe partial dizziness,” Kievin said. “But mostly symptoms like the elemental flu.”
In consultation with the National Center for Public Health (NVSC), Kiev found that coronavirus symptoms appear 3-4 days after contact with an infected person.
After tracing the “Kibirkšties-MRU” chain of activities, the coach assumed that he might have been infected while working in kindergarten.
The slightly higher temperature racked Kiev in just one day, and the body finally recovered from the COVID-19 virus in five days.
“I drank a lot of liquids, especially tea, the ginger helped the medicine to lower the temperature,” said the strategist.
After Kievin received a positive COVID-19 test result, both the Spark-MRU and Spark-VKM pyramid kits were quickly investigated. In its main composition, the virus has spread widely: Spark-MRU has announced a total of nine infections.
“There were no serious illnesses among the players, they had asymptomatic cases, perhaps with a small runny nose,” Kievin said, adding that the infected team should now be resistant to the virus that is paralyzing the world again. “The blood of our patients now has gold value, already with immunity.”
Due to two weeks of quarantine, two matches of “Spark-MRU” in the “Huawei Women’s League” were postponed: both at home, with “Šiauliai” and Klaipėda “Neptūnas”.
Vilnius women, who have been successfully liberated from the COVID-19 virus, plan to return to work on Monday. It is true that initially we will have to return to the pre-season process, and next weekend the first match of the season will await us with the Huawei Women’s League, as well as with the Kaunas Aistiai-LSMU team marching without losses.
“We will try to start from scratch, dive into physical fitness,” Kievin said. – Two weeks without training is a long time. I think it will take us at least a week to get in. “
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